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Expand Up @@ -25,8 +25,7 @@ or, in most cases, edit, a given command. Luckily, ``bash`` provides a facility
this scenario easier: the command-line editing mode.

The command-line editing mode emulates the movement functions of two common text editors,
``emacs`` and ``vi``. In the case of the shell, the cursor's movement is being controlled.
.. todo: Tighten up the above sentence. It's wordy and doesn't seem to make the point I want it to make.
``emacs`` and ``vi``, within the shell.

By default, ``bash`` operates in ``emacs`` mode.

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