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#Jircii delete settings series

TX "To" jump onto character after previous 'X' TX "to" jump onto character before next 'X' I "Insert" switch to insert mode *before* first non-whitespace I "insert" switch to insert mode *before* current positionĪ "Append" switch to insert mode *after* the last position Switch to insert mode: a "append" switch to insert mode *after* current position K jump up move cursor onto prev line within history Switching lines within history: j jump down move cursor onto next line within history H jump left move cursor onto next character left L jump right move cursor onto next character right Jump by character: jump right move cursor onto next character right

#Jircii delete settings series

"WORDS" consist of a series of non-whitespace characters.

"words" consist of letters and digits only (). Note: There is a difference between "words" and "WORDs". W "Word" jump forward to next begin_of_WORD Jump by WORD boundaries: B "Back" jump back to previous begin_of_WORD W "word" jump forward to next begin_of_word Jump by word boundaries: b "back" jump back to previous begin_of_word Jump to start or end of the current line: 0 "column zero" jump onto *first* character of line In command mode you can use letters and digits to jump around quickly, eg jump directly onto characters, search for strings backward and forward, repeat searches - and then also to do changes such as making copies or deletions, storing these in clipboards/registers, and repeating the last change with '.'. end insert mode and switch to command mode. The following two commands, ESC and CTRL-C, have been added to switch to "command mode" which then allow to use digits and letters for even more commands. The usual key bindings of keys to commands within irssi apply. Within irssi this is the default mode of operation, ie when you type keys then they'll be inserted to it. TODO: Use color within the input line prompt to indicate the current mode, ie "INSERT/COMMAND/COMMAND LINE/REPLACE)". To enable this, issue the following command within irssi: The current mode can be shown within the activity line. The editing consists between switching from "insert mode" (the default mode when editing irssi's command line) and the "command mode" for jumping around and making changes. This script adds "editing modes" to your editing. Now "vim_mode" should be loaded and usable. Then from within irssi you give these commands: Maybe this can be changed from within irssi without the use of an external editor?.

TODO: The current (default) theme needs adjustment of the prompt to show the current ex mode:.

The installation basically consists in downloading the script to irssi's "script" directory/folder - and calling it from inside with a "/script load" command. You can also repeat jumps and changes with the "number prefix", eg "5w" and "3dw". You can also quickly jump around the input line with "find" (fFtT) and "search" (/?) commands - and repeat those searches with a simple 'n' or 'N'. You can easily copy/delete words with "dw" and "yw" repeat the last kind of change with the dot key (.), store copies/deletions within 26 clipboards/registers and paste from these later on. While the editing commands within irssi's input line are pretty good already, this adds a few commands which you have been missing - especially when you have used a modal editor like vi (calvin, elvis, nvi, stevie, or vim). The script "vim_mode" adds modal editing to the input line of the IRC client "irssi", very similar to the editing within the text editor "vim".