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zsh allows undo last editing command, so that we can undo the effects of CTRL-W for example
[EDIT] zsh allows to skip duplicates when navigating history (they're saved in history but only each unique instance is recalled when navigating with up arrow)
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Implementing an undo-redo stack is a challenging task for any UI application, including command line app.
But I also realize the importance of this feature because we are dealing with human, and human often make mistakes during text editing.
zsh allows
undo
last editing command, so that we can undo the effects ofCTRL-W
for example[EDIT] zsh allows to skip duplicates when navigating history (they're saved in history but only each unique instance is recalled when navigating with up arrow)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: