vi mode ctrl-c / cancel behavior

[micimize]

Hi – I've just installed ble.sh and have been digging through the wiki some, but can't figure out how to regain typical ctrl-c behavior in the line editor.

What I'd like to accomplish is the ability to at any point ctrl-c and leave behind the buffer in the scrollback with ^C or some other indicator that it wasn't run so I can mash ctrl-c with great fervor like I used to.

As an aside, thinking about it, this is my muscle memory for "nah forget about this and start over and give me some space to think," so I'm curious if others have a different workflow for that process.

Thanks,
Michael

[akinomyoga]

Thank you for trying ble.sh. Please use discard-line. I'll later add this to the Wiki page and the blerc template.

# blerc
function blerc/vim-load-hook {
  ble-bind -m vi_imap -f C-c discard-line
  ble-bind -m vi_nmap -f C-c discard-line
}
blehook/eval-after-load keymap_vi blerc/vim-load-hook

As an aside, thinking about it, this is my muscle memory for "nah forget about this and start over and give me some space to think," so I'm curious if others have a different workflow for that process.

For example, HdL can be used to clear the content of the current linen in the default configuration of ble.sh. There is no way to go to the next line leaving its content in the default configuration. It should be noted that gg and G operates on the entire history in the default configuration of ble.sh, but they can also be configured with ble-bind.

[micimize]

Great – that looks to work! Might look into appending ^C to the line or something later, but the syntax highlighting for run vs unrun commands serves nicely enough.

[micimize]

is there a way to bind two commands? I'd like to reset history when discarding lines so C-r search resets.

Tried a few things like this but didn't work: ble-bind -m vi_imap -f C-c 'discard-line && history-end'

[akinomyoga]

It is written at the end of README §2.7.

[micimize]

Ah perfect! Thanks, missed that