Hi,
> btw these start/end of line emacs style keys are indispensable, it
> would just be great if they worked on the vi command mode as well as
> in the editor. hitting :e and editing a path, theres no easy way to
> just edit the command
In command mode, you can move using <C-b> (start of command) and <C-a>
(end). And more, see.
:help cmdline-editing
:help emacs-keys
Or if you need to edit the command a lot, press <C-f> to open the
current command in the [Command Line] window.
Basically it's a normal vim buffer where hitting return executes the
line you are on (as in regular command mode) and closes the command
line window. Pressing <C-c> returns to regular command mode, ":q"
closes it without running. You have your entire command line history
in the buffer as well.
You can also start this directly by pressing "q:" instead of ":" (and
"q/", "q?" for "/" and "?" respectively). See:
:help command-line-window
Best regards,
Niklas
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