$include /etc/inputrc

# If the backslash binding gets screwed up, run: bind '"\134": self-insert'

set expand-tilde on
# This is bad because non-files get shown in flashing white-on-red text
## set colored-stats on
set match-hidden-files off
set revert-all-at-newline on

$if version >= 7.0
set blink-matching-paren on
set enable-bracketed-paste on
$endif


# makes escape sequences fail sensibly if they don't have a mapping
"\e":       skip-csi-sequence

"\e,":      redraw-current-line


# == editing ==
# Replaces M-\
"\C-x\134": delete-horizontal-space


# == movement ==
"\eB":      shell-backward-word
"\eF":      shell-forward-word
$if term=putty
"\eOD":     shell-backward-word
"\eOC":     shell-forward-word
$endif


# == completion ==
"\e%":      complete-filename

"\C-x\C-i": complete-into-braces
## "\ei":      menu-complete
"\e[Z":     menu-complete-backward            # shift-Tab cycles backwards
"\e[18~":   menu-complete                     # F7 cycles forwards
"\e[17~":   menu-complete-backward            # F6 cycles backwards


# == region & line ==
"\C-x\C-w": unix-filename-rubout
"\e\C-w":   kill-region
"\eD":      shell-kill-word

# -- tcsh compatibility --
"\ew":      copy-region-as-kill


# == strings ==
# to insert Unicode characters, just insert the corresponding bytes
"\e[E": "\xc2\xb7"               # The 5 key with numlock off inserts ·
# Can't specify a quoted backslash so have to use octal
"\e\134": " | less -S"
"\e|": " | less -R"
# Ctrl-\
"\034": " | view -c 'set ft=json' -"

# -- jobs --
$if term=linux
"\e[[A": " fg\n"                  # F1 goes to the current buffer
"\e[25~": " %-\n"                 # S-F1 goes to the previous buffer
"\e[[B": " jobs\n"                # F2 shows the jobs list
$else
$if term=putty
"\e[11~": " fg\n"                 # F1 goes to the current buffer
"\e[23~": " %-\n"                 # S-F1 (or F11!) goes to the previous buffer
"\e[12~": " jobs\n"               # F2 shows the jobs list
$else
"\eOP":   " fg\n"                 # F1 goes to the current buffer
"\eO1;2P": " %-\n"                # S-F1 goes to the previous buffer
"\eOQ":   " jobs\n"               # F2 shows the jobs list
"\e[P":   " fg\n"                 # F1 goes to the current buffer
"\e[1;2P": " %-\n"                # S-F1 goes to the previous buffer
"\e[Q":   " jobs\n"               # F2 shows the jobs list
$endif
$endif
"\C-x1": " %1\n"
"\C-x2": " %2\n"
"\C-x3": " %3\n"
"\C-x4": " %4\n"
"\C-x5": " %5\n"
"\C-x6": " %6\n"
"\C-x7": " %7\n"
"\C-x8": " %8\n"
"\C-x9": " %9\n"
"\C-x0": " %10\n"

# -- dirs --
"\e[20~":   "popd\n"     # F9
$if term=putty
"\e[33~": " dirs\n"    # S-F9
$else
"\e[20;2~": " dirs\n"    # S-F9
"\e[20;5~": "pushd "     # C-F9
"\e[20;6~": "pushd ~\n"  # C-S-F9
$endif

# -- other --
"\e[19~":   "locate "    # F8
$if term=putty
# need to protect S-F1
$else
"\e[23~":   'find . \( -name YYYYY -o -name ZZZZZ \) -prune -o -type f -print0 | xargs -0 '    # F11
"\e[23;5~": "find . -type f -print0 | xargs -0 -I '{}' mkdir -p '{}/YYYYY'"    # C-F11
$endif
"\e[24~":   " sudo -v\n"  # F12

## "\e": ""    # F


# == history ==
# mappings for "page up" and "page down" to step to the beginning/end
# of the history
"\e[5~": beginning-of-history
"\e[6~": end-of-history

# -- search based on starting contents of line --
# F3 searches backwards
# F4 searches forwards
$if term=linux
"\e[[C":   history-search-backward
"\e[[D":   history-search-forward
"\e[[[C":   history-search-backward
"\e[[[D":   history-search-forward
$else
$if term=putty
"\e[13~":  history-search-backward
"\e[14~":  history-search-forward
$else
# (for gterm)
"\eOR":    history-search-backward
"\eOS":    history-search-forward
"\e[R":    history-search-backward
"\e[S":    history-search-forward
$endif
$endif

# Ctrl-up/down bindings
$if term=putty
"\eOA":     history-search-backward
"\eOB":     history-search-forward
$else
# (for gterm)
"\e[5A":    history-search-backward
"\e[1;5A":  history-search-backward
"\e[5B":    history-search-forward
"\e[1;5B":  history-search-forward
$endif

# M-P and M-N (same as tcsh)
"\eP":     history-search-backward
"\eN":     history-search-forward

# -- non-incremental search --
$if term=linux
"\e[[E":    non-incremental-reverse-search-history     # F5 searches backwards
"\e[31~":   non-incremental-forward-search-history     # S-F5 searches forwards
$else
"\e[15~":   non-incremental-reverse-search-history     # F5 searches backwards
"\e[15;2~": non-incremental-forward-search-history     # S-F5 searches forwards
"\e[15;5~": non-incremental-reverse-search-history-again   # C-F5 searches backwards again
"\e[15;6~": non-incremental-forward-search-history-again   # C-S-F5 searches forwards again
$endif


# == miscellaneous tcsh compatibility ==
# note: both of these replace existing (crappy) bindings
"\e[2~":    overwrite-mode
"\e/":      dabbrev-expand


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