zsh: No such widget `End'

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Suppose I want to create a directory with the aka letter combination in it, e.g., leakage or Dakar. When I start typing the first one in, everything is fine until I get to mkdir le. Right after that, while I type the aka part, it does not show on screen - instead, a

No such widget `End'

appears on the next terminal line (without the usual zsh prompt). The aka part is still not showing, and when I finally type in the rest, ge, this is what I end up with:

login@server folderName % mkdir lege
No such widget `End'

The same is with the Dakar:

login@server folderName % mkdir Dr
No such widget `End'

I noticed that if I type slowly (at about 1 symbol per second), everything is just fine. But when it's just a little bit faster, I get into the above-mentioned trouble. What is this?

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No such widget `End'

appears on the next terminal line (without the usual zsh prompt). The aka part is still not showing, and when I finally type in the rest, ge, this is what I end up with:

login@server folderName % mkdir lege
No such widget `End'

The same is with the Dakar:

login@server folderName % mkdir Dr
No such widget `End'

I noticed that if I type slowly (at about 1 symbol per second), everything is just fine. But when it's just a little bit faster, I get into the above-mentioned trouble. What is this?

edited Jun 2 at 11:13

asked May 29 at 11:34

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No such widget `End'

appears on the next terminal line (without the usual zsh prompt). The aka part is still not showing, and when I finally type in the rest, ge, this is what I end up with:

login@server folderName % mkdir lege
No such widget `End'

The same is with the Dakar:

login@server folderName % mkdir Dr
No such widget `End'

I noticed that if I type slowly (at about 1 symbol per second), everything is just fine. But when it's just a little bit faster, I get into the above-mentioned trouble. What is this?

edited Jun 2 at 11:13

asked May 29 at 11:34

Yury

535

No such widget `End'

appears on the next terminal line (without the usual zsh prompt). The aka part is still not showing, and when I finally type in the rest, ge, this is what I end up with:

login@server folderName % mkdir lege
No such widget `End'

The same is with the Dakar:

login@server folderName % mkdir Dr
No such widget `End'

I noticed that if I type slowly (at about 1 symbol per second), everything is just fine. But when it's just a little bit faster, I get into the above-mentioned trouble. What is this?

edited Jun 2 at 11:13

asked May 29 at 11:34

Yury

535

edited Jun 2 at 11:13

asked May 29 at 11:34

Yury

535

asked May 29 at 11:34

Yury

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asked May 29 at 11:34

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Figured it out:

For years, I had the following in my ~/.zshrc:

bindkey 'e[4~' end-of-line aka End

instead of

bindkey 'e[4~' end-of-line # aka End

Interesting that it has never given me troubles until now.

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Figured it out:

For years, I had the following in my ~/.zshrc:

bindkey 'e[4~' end-of-line aka End

instead of

bindkey 'e[4~' end-of-line # aka End

Interesting that it has never given me troubles until now.

answered May 29 at 12:15

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up vote
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down vote

Figured it out:

For years, I had the following in my ~/.zshrc:

bindkey 'e[4~' end-of-line aka End

instead of

bindkey 'e[4~' end-of-line # aka End

Interesting that it has never given me troubles until now.

answered May 29 at 12:15

Yury

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up vote
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down vote

Figured it out:

For years, I had the following in my ~/.zshrc:

bindkey 'e[4~' end-of-line aka End

instead of

bindkey 'e[4~' end-of-line # aka End

Interesting that it has never given me troubles until now.

answered May 29 at 12:15

Yury

535

Figured it out:

For years, I had the following in my ~/.zshrc:

bindkey 'e[4~' end-of-line aka End

instead of

bindkey 'e[4~' end-of-line # aka End

Interesting that it has never given me troubles until now.

answered May 29 at 12:15

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answered May 29 at 12:15

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