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Apply autosuggestion word by word #1262
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Try alt-right (or option-right on a Mac). |
That was easy. Great :). I know this is an os feature, but maybe this should be documented here as a reminder: http://fishshell.com/docs/current/tutorial.html#tut_autosuggestions |
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Sometimes an autosuggestion comes close to what you need, but not exactly. Let's say I want to push a branch to origin with git. I might get an autosuggestion after typing
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If I press right I get the whole thing. But often I want to push somewhere else or some other branch (or call tar - xzf on a different file or else). Deleting the wrong stuff from the end takes longer than just ignoring the suggestion. Helpful would be if I could accept the suggestion word by word. Let's say using shift-right. Then I could accept only the words I need and continue typing when I need something else.
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