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Add the following to your .zshrc file:

WORDCHARS=''

This will make only alphanumeric characters count as words.

To make additional, non-alphanumeric characters be counted as being part of a word, simply add them to $WORDCHARS. For example, this will include - and _:

WORDCHARS='-_'

Sources:

Alternatively, for more customizable word and subword movement, try my Zsh Edit plugin.

Add the following to your .zshrc file:

WORDCHARS=''

This will make only alphanumeric characters count as words.

To make additional, non-alphanumeric characters be counted as being part of a word, simply add them to $WORDCHARS. For example:

WORDCHARS='-_'

Sources:

Alternatively, for more customizable word and subword movement, try my Zsh Edit plugin.

Add the following to your .zshrc file:

WORDCHARS=''

This will make only alphanumeric characters count as words.

To make additional, non-alphanumeric characters be counted as being part of a word, simply add them to $WORDCHARS. For example, this will include - and _:

WORDCHARS='-_'

Sources:

Alternatively, for more customizable word and subword movement, try my Zsh Edit plugin.

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Marlon Richert
Marlon Richert
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Just addAdd the following to your .zshrc file:

WORDCHARS=''

This will make only alphanumeric characters count as words.

More infoTo make additional, non-alphanumeric characters be counted as being part of a word, simply add them to $WORDCHARS. For example:

WORDCHARS='-_'

Sources:

Alternatively, for even more intuitive, customizable word and subword movement, try my Zsh Edit plugin. 🙂

Just add the following to your .zshrc file:

WORDCHARS=''

This will make only alphanumeric characters count as words.

More info:

Alternatively, for even more intuitive, customizable word movement, try my Zsh Edit plugin. 🙂

Add the following to your .zshrc file:

WORDCHARS=''

This will make only alphanumeric characters count as words.

To make additional, non-alphanumeric characters be counted as being part of a word, simply add them to $WORDCHARS. For example:

WORDCHARS='-_'

Sources:

Alternatively, for more customizable word and subword movement, try my Zsh Edit plugin.

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Marlon Richert
Marlon Richert
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Just add the following to your .zshrc file:

WORDCHARS=''

This will make only alphanumeric characters count as words.

More info:

ForAlternatively, for even bettermore intuitive, customizable word movement, try my myZsh Edit plugin zsh-edit. 🙂

Just add the following to your .zshrc file:

WORDCHARS=''

This will make only alphanumeric characters count as words.

More info:

For even better word movement, try my plugin zsh-edit. 🙂

Just add the following to your .zshrc file:

WORDCHARS=''

This will make only alphanumeric characters count as words.

More info:

Alternatively, for even more intuitive, customizable word movement, try my Zsh Edit plugin. 🙂

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Marlon Richert
Marlon Richert
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Marlon Richert
Marlon Richert
  • 4.3k
  • 11
  • 38