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Is there a way I can modify my .inputrc to insert an extra space, whenever I press the left arrow key when my cursor is at the end of the line?

I currently have a bug in my Mac's Terminal (I actually use iTerm2 but it's still there), where once I press left arrow after typing, I can't go past the last character.

Is there a way I can modify my .inputrc to insert an extra space, whenever I press the left arrow key when my cursor is at the end of the line?

I currently have a bug in my Mac's Terminal (I actually use iTerm2 but it's still there), where once I press left arrow after typing, I can't go past the last character.

Is there a way I can modify my .inputrc to insert an extra space, whenever I press the left arrow key when my cursor is at the end of the line?

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asked May 31, 2013 at 23:47

Modify .inputrc to fix Mac Terminal bug with vi mode

I currently have a bug in my Mac's Terminal (I actually use iTerm2 but it's still there), where once I press left arrow after typing, I can't go past the last character.

Is there a way I can modify my .inputrc to insert an extra space, whenever I press the left arrow key when my cursor is at the end of the line?

bash terminal vim inputrc