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z-shell/zsh-editing-workbench: ⚙️ Organized shortcuts for various command-line editing operations, plus new operations (e.g. incremental history word completion)

❮ Zsh Editing Workbench ❯

ZEW provides organized key bindings for various command line editing features.

Original features are used to make user not depart from mainstream Zsh.

Organized shortcuts for various command line editing operations, plus new operations (e.g. incremental history word completion).

Incremental history word completing (started withAlt+h, Alt+H or Option+h, Option+H on Mac).

Key(s) Description Alt+w Delete a shell word ¹ Alt+t Transpose (swap) shell words Alt+m Copy previous shell word, or word before that, etc. when used multiple times Alt+M Just copy previous shell word without iterating to previous ones Alt+. Copy last shell word from previous line, or line before that, etc. when used multiple times; can be combined with Alt+m Ctrl+W Delete word according to configured word style ²: Alt+r Transpose (swap) words according to configured word style (cursor needs to be placed on beginning of word to swap) Alt+/ Complete some word ³ from history Alt+h, Alt+H Complete shell word from history (custom version) Alt+J Break line Alt+_ Undo

Add zi load z-shell/zsh-editing-workbench to .zshrc. The config files will be available in ~/.config/zew.

Add zgen load z-shell/zsh-editing-workbench to .zshrc and issue a zgen reset (this assumes that there is a proper zgen save construct in .zshrc). The config files will be available in ~/.config/zew.

Installation With Antigen

Add antigen bundle z-shell/zsh-editing-workbench to .zshrc. There also should be antigen apply. The config files will be in ~/.config/znt.

After extracting ZEW to {some-directory} add following two lines to ~/.zshrc:

fpath+=( {some-directory} )
source "{some-directory}/zsh-editing-workbench.plugin.zsh"

As you can see, no plugin manager is needed to use the *.plugin.zsh file. The above two lines of code are all that almost all plugin managers do. In fact, what's actually needed is only:

source "{some-directory}/zsh-editing-workbench.plugin.zsh"

Configure terminals

XTerm

To make Alt key work like expected under XTerm add XTerm*metaSendsEscape: true to your resource file, e.g.:

echo 'XTerm*metaSendsEscape: true' >> ~/.Xresources

Konsole

To make Alt key work like expected under Konsole add Konsole*keysym.Meta: Meta to your resource file, e.g.:

echo 'Konsole*keysym.Meta: Meta' >> ~/.config/konsolerc

A shell word is a text that Zsh would see as single segment. For example $(( i + 1 )) is a single shell word. ↩
A word style defines a way Zsh recognizes segments (words) of text in commands that want to use the style information.
- The style can be configured in zew.conf to be one of:
  - bash words are built up of alphanumeric characters only.
  - normal as in normal shell operation: word characters are alphanumeric characters plus any characters present in the string given by the parameter $WORDCHARS.
  - shell words are complete shell command arguments, possibly including complete quoted strings, or any tokens special to the shell.
  - whitespace words are any set of characters delimited by whitespace.
  - default restore the default settings; this is the same as 'normal' with default $WORDCHARS value.
↩
Some word is in general a sophisticated word, but not a shell word, because of limitations in Zsh history word completion. Some word is rather not build from special characters, it works well for normal characters. ↩

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