bash: bash_execute_unix_command: cannot find keymap for command

[onknows]

On Ubuntu 16.04 after installation when I press cntrl space i see

bash: bash_execute_unix_command: cannot find keymap for command

cntrl k for example is working btw, so it seems to be installed correctly

[onknows]

Workaround for this issue is to replace in bin/marker.sh

bind -x '"'"$marker_key_get"'":_marker_get'

With

bind -x '"\emg1":"_marker_get"'
bind '"'"$marker_key_get"'":"\emg1"'

[intersel]

had same bug on debian 8.4
solution of @onknows works perfectly

[fidian]

In my .bashrc as a workaround, I have these lines. That way I can still keep the original source unmodified. I'd still prefer to have the workaround implemented.

# Fix issue #45
bind -x '"\emg1":"_marker_get"'
bind '"'"${MARKER_KEY_GET:-\C-@}"'":"\emg1"'

[MagnetonBora]

Is there any chance to have it resolved without workarounds?

[intika]

Quote from #28

Ok so I finally succeeded to reproduce. It seems be related to Ctrl+space binding in Bash 4+.
Switching the key-binding to something other that Ctrl+space will fix the issue.
You can do that by setting the MARKER_KEY_GET env in .bashrc (before sourcing marker):

export MARKER_KEY_GET='\C-l'
[[ -s "$HOME/.local/share/marker/marker.sh" ]] && source "$HOME/.local/share/marker/marker.sh"

It would be good to try this on the latest tip of the master branch

for me rebinding to ctrl+x do the trick
export MARKER_KEY_GET='\C-X'