Thank you for this! I had no idea this existed. It is perfect for vim users. Very happy that I can now jump around to my heart's content without learning a new set of keyboard shortcuts.
Even better is to create a .inputrc configuration file. This is used by readline so it will affect your shell and some other utilities. You can do even more in there too.
For example I use this:
set editing-mode vi
# Up and down arrows keys search history based on what is already typed.
"\e[A": history-search-backward
"\e[B": history-search-forward
funkymike|8 years ago
For example I use this:
unknown|8 years ago
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