2025年1月4日(土) 1:04 Hauke Laging <mailinglis...@hauke-laging.de>: > Currently you can bind key sequences which (in that situation) cannot be > activated.
You can activate it by setting a longer time to keyseq-timeout. $ bind 'set keyseq-timeout 1000' $ bind '"\C-h": "hello"' $ bind '"\C-hw": "world"' With this setup, you can press C-h and wait for 1000 milliseconds to input "hello", or you can quickly press C-h and w in order, to insert "world". More practical usage would be e.g. simultaneous key combinations similar to key-chord.el or vim-arpeggio. If Bash starts to output warning messages, it would be annoying for the users who intentionally set up keybindings with a timeout. -- Koichi
