Add keybinds for deleting words with Ctrl and Alt #7
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By default in ZSH, **Alt** + **Arrows** moves by one word. This change makes it so that **Ctrl**/**Alt** + **Backspace**/Delete** deletes a word, as the convention is outside of the shell.
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These changes might be better fit for a later verion of Ultramarine. |
korewaChino
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Mar 30, 2024
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Looks good! However, this won't get pushed to existing UM users, as the changes are in skel, that's an issue for me to figure out though. |
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By default in ZSH, Alt + Arrows moves by one word. This change makes it so that Ctrl/Alt + Backspace/Delete deletes a word, as the convention is outside of the shell.
This change saves a lot of time, and it is not intuitive for new users to figure out how to do this configuration on their own.