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And if you use set -o vi in .bashrc, or set editing-mode vi in .inputrc, then 'v' will do the same thing, e.g.

    $ blah blah[ESC]v
puts you in vim with the command line thus far.


I tried "set -o vi" and every v sent me into the editor. This was on the latest cygwin.


Well, you must have been command mode. Try pressing "i".




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