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<node id="995489" title="Re: How to write out a Perl script and run it in as few keystrokes as possible." created="2012-09-25 01:57:49" updated="2012-09-25 01:57:49">
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While not an answer to what you asked specifically, something I do, that I think you would enjoy, is allow vi-like editing from the bash prompt, so that I can move around and look through my history without using the (dreaded) arrow keys. (wow that sentence was long)

&lt;code&gt;
from the bash prompt:

set -o vi

or to set this option to automatically load when you start your terminal:

cd ~ &amp;&amp; echo 'set -o vi' &gt;&gt; .bashrc &amp;&amp; echo "success\n"
&lt;/code&gt;

I love being able to use vi commands from the bash prompt, and I think you will, too.
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