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bleopt filename_ls_colors="$LS_COLORS"# blerc
ble-color-setface filename_directory sgrspec:'1;34'Links: R
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bleopt complete_auto_complete=Links: Q
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# Example 1: 300 msec
bleopt complete_auto_delay=300
# Example 2: 10 msec
bleopt complete_auto_delay=10Links: E
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bleopt history_share=1Links: S
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# Example 1: Bind j&k with timeout of 40 msec
ble-bind -m vi_imap -f 'j k' 'vi_imap/normal-mode'
ble-bind -m vi_imap -f 'k j' 'vi_imap/normal-mode'
ble-bind -m vi_imap -T j 40
ble-bind -m vi_imap -T k 40
# Example 2: Use library "vim-arpeggio.sh"
source "$_ble_base/lib/vim-arpeggio.sh"
bleopt vim_arpeggio_timeoutlen=40
ble/lib/vim-arpeggio.sh/bind -m vi_imap -f jk vi_imap/normal-modeLinks: Q
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# Example 1: Bind "C-x C-v" for Emacs mode
VISUAL='vim -X'
ble-bind -m emacs -f 'C-x C-v' 'edit-and-execute-command'
# Example 2: Bind "C-x C-v" for Vim mode
VISUAL='vim -X'
ble-bind -m vi_imap -f 'C-x C-v' 'edit-and-execute-command'
ble-bind -m vi_nmap -f 'C-x C-v' 'vi-command/edit-and-execute-command'Links: Q
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bind 'set completion-ignore-case on'Links: Q
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# Example 1
ble-color-setface auto_complete fg=242,bg=235
# Example 2
ble-color-setface auto_complete fg=white,bg=69
# Example 3
ble-color-setface auto_complete fg=240,underline,italic
# Example 4
ble-color-setface auto_complete fg=gray
# Example 5
ble-color-setface auto_complete fg=242,italic# blerc
bleopt exec_errexit_mark=By default, ble.sh outputs a line like [ble: exit ???] after the command with non-zero exit status.
To turn off this behavior, you can set empty string to the ble option exec_errexit_mark.
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This is related to your setting of the Meta key in the terminal. There are historically two different roles for Meta key in terminals:
- Meta character: One is to send a meta character (such as alphabets with accents, etc. depending on your settings of language, e.g., Á with "Meta + A"),
- Meta modifier: The other is to send an escape sequence which represents a modifier "Meta" (M- in Emacs notation).
Depending on your terminal and the preferred behavior, the appropriate setting could vary. Below is the setting for iTerm2:
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Option 1 (Always Meta modifier): If you want to always send M-something with all the keys combined with Meta key, you can select "
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Option 2 (Meta modifier only for function keys): This is the setting for the case you want to normally send meta characters for "Meta + character (such as alphabets/numbers/delimiters)", and only send escape sequences for "Meta + function (such as left/up/home/pagedown/delete, etc.)". It seems "Natural Text Editing" in iTerm2 does that, so you can try to enable "Natural Text Editing". In this case you need to turn the "Left/Right ⌥ Key" settings back to "Normal". If this setting does not work, please use the following Option 3.
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Option 3 (Meta modifier for specified keys): If you want to send meta characters by default and want to one-by-one specify special key combinations that should send meta modifier, you can set a escape sequence for each key combination. Specifically for M-right, you can follow this answer. The answer describes the setting to let
Meta + left/rightsend M-b/M-f to terminal applications. In this case please set the "Left/Right ⌥ Key" setting to "Normal" or "Meta". -
Option 4 (Meta character for "Left ⌥" and Meta modifier for "Right ⌥"): You can also assign different roles to "Left/Right ⌥". For example, if you want to send meta characters for "Left ⌥" and meta modifiers for "Right ⌥", please set "Left ⌥ Key" to be "Meta" and "Right ⌥ Key" to "Esc+".
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If you use the terminal with the feature called modifyOtherKeys, you can use these key combinations by default.
If your terminal doesn't support modifyOtherKeys but can be configured to send specified escape sequences,
please set the following escape sequences for the key combinations that you would like to use.
| Key combination | Escape sequence | Key combination | Escape sequence |
|---|---|---|---|
| S-RET | ESC [ 1 3 ; 2 u | C-0 | ESC [ 4 8 ; 5 u |
| C-RET | ESC [ 1 3 ; 5 u | C-1 | ESC [ 4 9 ; 5 u |
| C-S-RET | ESC [ 1 3 ; 6 u | C-2 | ESC [ 5 0 ; 5 u |
| S-TAB | ESC [ 9 ; 2 u | C-3 | ESC [ 5 1 ; 5 u |
| C-TAB | ESC [ 9 ; 5 u | C-4 | ESC [ 5 2 ; 5 u |
| C-S-TAB | ESC [ 9 ; 6 u | C-5 | ESC [ 5 3 ; 5 u |
| S-SP | ESC [ 3 2 ; 2 u | C-6 | ESC [ 5 4 ; 5 u |
| C-S-SP | ESC [ 3 2 ; 6 u | C-7 | ESC [ 5 5 ; 5 u |
| S-BS | ESC [ 8 ; 2 u | C-8 | ESC [ 5 6 ; 5 u |
| C-S-BS | ESC [ 8 ; 6 u | C-9 | ESC [ 5 7 ; 5 u |
For the detailed description, please see this section in the manual.
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Ble option complete_auto_wordbreaks can be used to configure the word delimiter in auto-complete mode.
# Example 1: spaces (default)
bleopt complete_auto_wordbreaks=$' \t\n'
# Example 2: spaces + /
bleopt complete_auto_wordbreaks=$' \t\n/'Links: A
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You can specify immediate-accept option to the nsearch widget.
For example, when you configure up and down for nsearch,
ble-bind -f up 'history-search-backward immediate-accept'
ble-bind -f down 'history-search-forward immediate-accept'Links: comment
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