Hello, It seems that with version 7 of readline this binding doesn't work as expected:
set keymap vi-insert "\e[200~": bracketed-paste-begin What happens I think is that the \e is interpreted as a literal escape and the user is kicked into the vi-command mode. Here’s my understanding of what happens then: 1. The 200 (or "[200~”?) is then fed into readline in the vi-command mode. 2. That is interpreted as a numbered-argument command and the user sees “(arg: 200)” at the beginning of the line. One workaround I’ve seen is to do this: set keymap vi-command "[200~": bracketed-paste-begin That does help in that the text is pasted without the “(arg: 200)” marker appearing. But then if one presses ANY key, a bell is heard and the input is ignored. Only when a key is pressed another time, that it’s interpreted. The system I’m seeing this on is CentOS 8. Is this a known issue or is it me? Thanks! S
