[Bug tui/15163] Vi settings within ~/.inputrc prevent entering/exiting TUI via C-x a

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https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=15163

Oliver Kiddle <okiddle at yahoo dot co.uk> changed:

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--- Comment #7 from Oliver Kiddle <okiddle at yahoo dot co.uk> ---
Not being able to bind ^X,s in vi-mode is perhaps related to ^X alone being
bound to self-insert. In any case, I think you're asking the wrong question.
Key sequences starting with Ctrl-X is really an emacs thing. What you should be
asking is what a natural key combination in vi-mode would be.

I would instead suggest binding a sequence starting with a backslash in vi
command mode. This is perhaps more of a vim convention. If you want to look at
the vim documentation, see :help leader. <Leader> is a special token in vim key
bindings and is a common prefix for keys used by plugins and user
configuration. Some people redefine leader to, e.g. comma but comma does have a
use even in original vi.

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