zsh keybinding: insert-last-word

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In zsh, I have alt+. bound to insert-last-word



When I am listing through the last command parameters by repeatedly pressing alt+., sometimes I press one too many and I need to go one back.



What keybinding is used to go back?






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    In zsh, I have alt+. bound to insert-last-word



    When I am listing through the last command parameters by repeatedly pressing alt+., sometimes I press one too many and I need to go one back.



    What keybinding is used to go back?






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      In zsh, I have alt+. bound to insert-last-word



      When I am listing through the last command parameters by repeatedly pressing alt+., sometimes I press one too many and I need to go one back.



      What keybinding is used to go back?






      zsh keyboard-shortcuts







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      In zsh, I have alt+. bound to insert-last-word



      When I am listing through the last command parameters by repeatedly pressing alt+., sometimes I press one too many and I need to go one back.



      What keybinding is used to go back?






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      zsh keyboard-shortcuts






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          You can just undo, bound to Ctrl+_ in emacs mode by default (note that insert-last-word is also bound to Alt+_).



          After undoing though, if you invoke insert-last-word again, you'll be back to the beginning, you can't just alternate pressing Ctrl+_ and Alt+_ to go back and forth in the history.



          For that, you'd need to define a separate widget that invokes the insert-last-word widget with 1 as argument (see info zsh insert-last-word for details).



          For instance, bound to Alt+,:



          insert-last-word-forward() zle insert-last-word 1
          zle -N insert-last-word-forward
          bindkey 'e,' insert-last-word-forward





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          • the bind on the last line did not work. I had to change that to bindkey.
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          • @Martin, sorry, my bad. Fixed now.
            – Stéphane Chazelas
            yesterday










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          You can just undo, bound to Ctrl+_ in emacs mode by default (note that insert-last-word is also bound to Alt+_).



          After undoing though, if you invoke insert-last-word again, you'll be back to the beginning, you can't just alternate pressing Ctrl+_ and Alt+_ to go back and forth in the history.



          For that, you'd need to define a separate widget that invokes the insert-last-word widget with 1 as argument (see info zsh insert-last-word for details).



          For instance, bound to Alt+,:



          insert-last-word-forward() zle insert-last-word 1
          zle -N insert-last-word-forward
          bindkey 'e,' insert-last-word-forward





          share|improve this answer






















          • the bind on the last line did not work. I had to change that to bindkey.
            – Martin Vegter
            yesterday










          • @Martin, sorry, my bad. Fixed now.
            – Stéphane Chazelas
            yesterday














          up vote
          2
          down vote



          accepted










          You can just undo, bound to Ctrl+_ in emacs mode by default (note that insert-last-word is also bound to Alt+_).



          After undoing though, if you invoke insert-last-word again, you'll be back to the beginning, you can't just alternate pressing Ctrl+_ and Alt+_ to go back and forth in the history.



          For that, you'd need to define a separate widget that invokes the insert-last-word widget with 1 as argument (see info zsh insert-last-word for details).



          For instance, bound to Alt+,:



          insert-last-word-forward() zle insert-last-word 1
          zle -N insert-last-word-forward
          bindkey 'e,' insert-last-word-forward





          share|improve this answer






















          • the bind on the last line did not work. I had to change that to bindkey.
            – Martin Vegter
            yesterday










          • @Martin, sorry, my bad. Fixed now.
            – Stéphane Chazelas
            yesterday












          up vote
          2
          down vote



          accepted







          up vote
          2
          down vote



          accepted






          You can just undo, bound to Ctrl+_ in emacs mode by default (note that insert-last-word is also bound to Alt+_).



          After undoing though, if you invoke insert-last-word again, you'll be back to the beginning, you can't just alternate pressing Ctrl+_ and Alt+_ to go back and forth in the history.



          For that, you'd need to define a separate widget that invokes the insert-last-word widget with 1 as argument (see info zsh insert-last-word for details).



          For instance, bound to Alt+,:



          insert-last-word-forward() zle insert-last-word 1
          zle -N insert-last-word-forward
          bindkey 'e,' insert-last-word-forward





          share|improve this answer














          You can just undo, bound to Ctrl+_ in emacs mode by default (note that insert-last-word is also bound to Alt+_).



          After undoing though, if you invoke insert-last-word again, you'll be back to the beginning, you can't just alternate pressing Ctrl+_ and Alt+_ to go back and forth in the history.



          For that, you'd need to define a separate widget that invokes the insert-last-word widget with 1 as argument (see info zsh insert-last-word for details).



          For instance, bound to Alt+,:



          insert-last-word-forward() zle insert-last-word 1
          zle -N insert-last-word-forward
          bindkey 'e,' insert-last-word-forward






          share|improve this answer














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          • the bind on the last line did not work. I had to change that to bindkey.
            – Martin Vegter
            yesterday










          • @Martin, sorry, my bad. Fixed now.
            – Stéphane Chazelas
            yesterday
















          • the bind on the last line did not work. I had to change that to bindkey.
            – Martin Vegter
            yesterday










          • @Martin, sorry, my bad. Fixed now.
            – Stéphane Chazelas
            yesterday















          the bind on the last line did not work. I had to change that to bindkey.
          – Martin Vegter
          yesterday




          the bind on the last line did not work. I had to change that to bindkey.
          – Martin Vegter
          yesterday












          @Martin, sorry, my bad. Fixed now.
          – Stéphane Chazelas
          yesterday




          @Martin, sorry, my bad. Fixed now.
          – Stéphane Chazelas
          yesterday

















           

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