Closed Hrxn closed 2 years ago
Ping.
I wasn't aware of the default ^S shortcut in PowerShell. That shortcut comes from Selecta's examples, where it's used in the context of zsh integration. In that case, you're overriding a keybinding for a totally unrelated function, namely flow control.
As far as I know, Ctrl+s is the keybind for the function to search history forward interactively, set as a pre-defined default by PSReadLine.
Is this something that should maybe be mentioned in the example in
README.md
?And if I may ask, did you pick Ctrl-S intentionally here? I mean that interactive history search forward does not really seem useful to me. Can't remember that I've actually used it for myself.