.inputrc

#set editing-mode vi
set bell-style none

"^[[D": forward-char
"^[[C": forward-char
"\C-xq": "\eb\"\ef\""
"\eOc": forward-word
"\eOd": backward-word
"\er": revert-line # to its original state
set show-all-if-ambiguous on
set completion-ignore-case on

# https://github.com/deterenkelt/dotfiles/blob/master/.inputrc

# Quick dirty little note from /etc/inputrc:
#  To get the key sequence for binding, you can abuse bash.
#  While running bash, hit CTRL+V, and then type the key sequence.
#  So, typing 'ALT + left arrow' in Konsole gets you back:
#    ^[[1;3D
#  Keeping in mind that the escape sequence \e is printed as ^[,
#    the readline entry to make this skip back a word will then be:
#   "\e[1;3D": backward-word
# "\C-q": "quoted-insert" – press C-q to paste ‘quoted insert’

## If you don’t like control echo of special characters,
##    e.g. ^C on the screen
#set echo-control-characters off

## (C-x C-r) re-read ~/.inputrc
"\C-x\C-r": re-read-init-file

"\C-e": end-of-line
"^[[7~": beginning-of-document
"^[[8~": end-of-document

## Moving
"\eh": beginning-of-line
"\e\'": end-of-line
"\el": forward-char
"\ej": backward-char
"\e\"": forward-word
"\eH": backward-word

## Editing
# as ‘delete’ key does
#"\e[3~": delete-char
# and this is as ‘backspace’
"\e;": backward-delete-char
"\e:": backward-kill-word
"\er": revert-line  # to its original state
"\C-[1;2P": unix-line-discard  # C-u works, but it’s placed inconveniently far.
## Prepend pasted filename with ‘imgur’ command and run it.
"\C-i": complete
#"\C-y": "\C-aimgur \C-e\C-m"
## Insert the tab character
"\C-T": tab-insert
#upcase-word
#downcase-word
"\ez": undo
"\eZ": revert-line

# Emacs-like copypaste
"\e- ": set-mark
"\C-x ": exchange-point-and-mark
"\C-j": copy-region-as-kill
"\C-k": kill-region
"\C-y": yank

"\C-l": clear-screen
# "\C-r": previous-history
# "\C-v": next-history
#"\eu": beginning-of-history
#"\em": end-of-history
"\C-f": reverse-search-history
#forward-search-history
## non-incremetal- ???
#history-search-forward
## and -backward
"\ee": shell-expand-line  # expand aliases
# history-expand-line
## ↓ M-TAB
#dynamic-complete-history

# execute line and load the comand from history for editing ???
# "\C-q": operate-and-get-next

# call $VISUAL, $EDITOR or ‘emacs’ and execute the result as a shell command
# "\C-e": edit-and-execute-command


# Color files by types
# Note that this may cause completion text blink in some terminals (e.g. xterm).
# set colored-stats On
# Append char to indicate type
# set visible-stats On
# Mark symlinked directories
# set mark-symlinked-directories On
# Color the common prefix
# set colored-completion-prefix On
# Color the common prefix in menu-complete
# set menu-complete-display-prefix On