Annoying question to have to ask! In bash (or anywhere.. like when editing this question) I can do CTRL + left|right to move left left or right to different bits of whitespace. With tmux running.. this does work.. it doesn't do anything. How do you do the same thing but with tmux?
Thank you.
You can do it by binding C-Left and C-Right to "send-keys M-b" and "send-keys M-f" in your ~/.tmux.conf file like this:
bind-key -n C-Left send-keys M-b bind-key -n C-Right send-keys M-f You don't. bash, respectively readline, has an idea of what you typed and can therefore jump as many characters until the next "word boundary". tmux does not have this information. Also, in tmux and the ANSI code space, I would interpret "end of line" in fact as \r\e[xB (with x being the size of the window), though that did not match up with your expectation.
