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ardagnir / athame

Full vim for your shell (bash, zsh, gdb, python, etc)
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Zsh plugins #20

Closed Froziph closed 9 years ago

Froziph commented 9 years ago

I use a couple of zsh plugins (with oh-my-zsh), most importantly the "sudo" plugin making a double tab on escape produce a sudo in front of the current line, or previous line if current line is empty.

These do not work with athame installed, i tried "function zle-line-init(){ echoti rmkx } zle -N zle-line-init"

in my .zshrc, but it didn't fix the problem.

Any ideas?

Froziph commented 9 years ago

Oh.. Escape is obviously 'taken' by this now, just tried ZSH's default vi mode which also makes the plugin unuseable. While i'd love to be able to keep this plugin, the problem isn't here. I apologize for the false report.

ardagnir commented 9 years ago

As you figured out, vim grabs almost all the keys, so keymaps have to be done in vimscript. You can, for example, add "nnoremap Isudo " to your athamerc. Then if you hit twice from insert mode, it will add sudo in front of your command.