## .bash_bindings: source this file from your .bashrc or .bash_profile
#
# For those who want to use Vi bindings in bash, this corrects a
# few annoyances:
#
# 1) up and down arrows retrieve history lines even in insert mode
# 2) left and right arrows work in insert mode
# 3) Ctrl-A and Ctrl-E work how you expect if you have had to
#    live in Emacs mode in the past.
# 4) So does Ctrl-D.

## Command-mode bindings
# up arrow or PgUp: append to previous history line
 bind -m vi-command '"[A": "kA"'
 bind -m vi-command '"[5~": "kA"'
# dn arrow or PgDn: append to next history line
 bind -m vi-command '"[B": "jA"'
 bind -m vi-command '"[6~": "jA"'
# rt arrow: space then append (doesn't work right at column 1)
 bind -m vi-command '"[C": "\ a"'
# lt arrow: insert before this char
 bind -m vi-command '"[D": vi-insertion-mode'
# Ctrl-A or Home: insert at line beginning like in emacs mode
 bind -m vi-command 'Control-a: vi-insert-beg'
 bind -m vi-command '"[7~": vi-insert-beg'
# Ctrl-E or End: append at line end like in emacs mode
 bind -m vi-command 'Control-e: vi-append-eol'
 bind -m vi-command '"[8~": vi-append-eol'
# to switch to emacs editing mode
 bind -m vi-command '"ZZ": emacs-editing-mode'

## Insert-mode bindings
# Ctrl-A: insert at line start like in emacs mode
 bind -m vi-insert 'Control-a: beginning-of-line'
# Ctrl-E: append at line end like in emacs mode
 bind -m vi-insert 'Control-e: end-of-line'
# Ctrl-D: delete character
 bind -m vi-insert 'Control-d: delete-char'
# Ctrl-L: clear screen
 bind -m vi-insert 'Control-l: clear-screen'

## Emacs bindings
# Meta-V: go back to vi editing
 bind -m emacs '"\ev": vi-editing-mode'

## Specify vi editing mode
 set -o vi