Re: Using Bash in Vi mode. How to map keys?

ZyX wrote:
>
>
> Maybe you should try switching to zsh: its zle (z line editor) is highly
> configurable. Though it does not have an equivalent to `noremap', you
> could bind
> keys to functions: your example could be written like that:
>
> function _-ins-aa() { LBUFFER+=aa }
> zle -N ins-aa _-ins-aa
> bindkey a ins-aa
>
> Not as obvious as `noremap a aa' (or `bindkey -s a aa' that results in
> ``zsh:
> string inserting another one too many times'' error), but it works.
>
>

Can I be more specific?
I want to bind in bash something equivalent to:
:inoremap " ""<left>

Now, this mapping is so common that i'm sure that millions of people have
tried it before me (for Bash), so would you say that still there is NO WAY
that i can bind the above in .inputrc for bash?

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