In zshell how to move forward w开发者_StackOverflow社区ord, I can set -o vi and use vi format. Is there a way to move forward in zshell by a wordIf you\'re using iTerm2 on OSX, you can use the Natural
I want to do something like: if [[ git status &> /dev/null ]]; then echo "is a git repo";
I don\'t know if this is a problem with python or with the shell (zsh on linux), I\'ve an argument like this: \"@xyz\" that starts with a \"@\"
In the zsh programming language, how do I get the entire list of arguments as a string in \"\" ? i.e. in
I know that I can exec a date command in my zsh prompt. However, it shows the old time; to see the current time, I have to hit <return> an开发者_开发百科d get a new prompt with the current time.
I have a local directory with executable in it (e.g. foo_dir/bin/bar).I typed \"foo\", but foo_dir wasn\'t suggested.What cames out is other program in $PATH (such as bootlogd).
Suppose I have: alias gg=\"git grep\" then stuff like: gg \"int x\" works, but gg int x gets complaints. Is there a way to rewrite gg as a function in zsh so that it takes all the arguments
I use zsh and have the Emacs keybindings set up for it. I\'d love to have it replicate all my regular Emacs text manipulation commands. One which I miss is the Kill/Yank keys. It would be nice if I co
I have a script which executes a git-pull when I log in. The problem is, if I su to a different user and preserve my environment with a开发者_如何学JAVAn su -lp, the script gets run again and usually
I\'ve been trying to bind keys in zzh on a Mac but am having some trouble. I know I should be Googling this but couldn\'t find what I need...
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