Sunday, April 25, 2010

Re: Question about text from a bash book about vi-mode

On 04/24/2010 03:50 PM, stosss wrote:
> Below is a chunk of text partially from page 41 and 42 from "Learning
> the bash Shell 3rd Edition" and it is talking about being in vi-mode.
> It seems to be describing things the opposite of what is correct. Some
> of it doesn't make any sense at all. The header is, Moving Around in
> the History List, but it is talking about movement commands not the
> command history. The description of the / and ? search commands are
> reversed and the description of the G command seems a little off. When
>

Note that / and ? are usually reversed in all shells because
you're normally at the end of history so you want to use a much
easier / key to search backwards.

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