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In gvim, when at vim's command line, I can do c-<left> and c-<right> to move the cursor to the previous/next word boundary. In normal vim, I cannot do this. It tries to enter the control code text "1;5D" into the document instead (and I lose the command that I was composing).

I had a look at what :imap shows for both vim and gvim, but all those imaps are the same.

Is there anything I can do to make c-<left> and c-<right> work at the : command in vim?

Also, I suppose there would be no way to make that work with standard readline? :help readline just brings up stuff about the readline.vim syntax file.

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