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Polishing documentation shorcuts rendering.

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CONFIGURATION.md
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## BASH EMACS KEYMAP (DEFAULT) ## BASH EMACS KEYMAP (DEFAULT)
Bind `hh` to a Bash key e.g. to `Ctrl-r`: Bind `hh` to a Bash key e.g. to <kbd>Ctrl-r</kbd>:
```bash ```bash
bind '"\C-r": "\C-ahh \C-j"' bind '"\C-r": "\C-ahh \C-j"'
``` ```
or `Ctrl-Alt-r`: or <kbd>Ctrl-Alt-r</kbd>:
```bash ```bash
bind '"\e\C-r":"\C-ahh \C-j"' bind '"\e\C-r":"\C-ahh \C-j"'
``` ```
or `Ctrl-F12`: or <kbd>Ctrl-F12</kbd>:
```bash ```bash
bind '"\e[24;5~":"\C-ahh \C-j"' bind '"\e[24;5~":"\C-ahh \C-j"'
``` ```
Bind `hh` to `Ctrl-r` only if it is interactive shell: Bind `hh` to <kbd>Ctrl-r</kbd> only if it is interactive shell:
```bash ```bash
if [[ $- =~ .*i.* ]]; then bind '"\C-r": "\C-a hh \C-j"'; fi if [[ $- =~ .*i.* ]]; then bind '"\C-r": "\C-a hh \C-j"'; fi
``` ```
## BASH VI KEYMAP ## BASH VI KEYMAP
Bind `hh` to a Bash key e.g. to `Ctrl-r`: Bind `hh` to a Bash key e.g. to <kbd>Ctrl-r</kbd>:
```bash ```bash
bind '"\C-r": "\C-ahh \C-j"' bind '"\C-r": "\C-ahh \C-j"'
``` ```
## ZSH EMACS KEYMAP (DEFAULT) ## ZSH EMACS KEYMAP (DEFAULT)
Bind `hh` to a Zsh key e.g. to `Ctrl-r`: Bind `hh` to a Zsh key e.g. to <kbd>Ctrl-r</kbd>:
```bash ```bash
bindkey -s "\C-r" "\eqhh\n" bindkey -s "\C-r" "\eqhh\n"
``` ```

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DOCUMENTATION.md
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Features Features
-------- --------
`hh` is typically started by pressing `Ctrl-r` after `hh` is typically started by pressing <kbd>Ctrl-r</kbd> after
you configure it for this shorcut for your shell. However, you configure it for this shorcut for your shell. However,
you can run it as a normal program just by typing: you can run it as a normal program just by typing:
```bash ```bash
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commands. commands.
A new favorite command can be added from A new favorite command can be added from
ranking or raw history view by pressing `Ctrl-f`. ranking or raw history view by pressing <kbd>Ctrl-f</kbd>.
You can check your favorite commands by choosing You can check your favorite commands by choosing
favorite view - rotate views using `Ctrl-/` or start favorite view - rotate views using <kbd>Ctrl-/</kbd> or start
`hh` by adding `favorites` to `HH_CONFIG` environment `hh` by adding `favorites` to `HH_CONFIG` environment
property. A favorite command can be choosen just property. A favorite command can be choosen just
by pressing `ENTER` when on command in favorite view. by pressing `ENTER` when on command in favorite view.

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README.md
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HSTR is a command line utility that brings improved Bash command completion HSTR is a command line utility that brings improved Bash command completion
from the history. It aims to make completion **easier** and more **efficient** from the history. It aims to make completion **easier** and more **efficient**
than `Ctrl-r`. than <kbd>Ctrl-r</kbd>.
Apart to the completion, history can be **managed** (you can remove Apart to the completion, history can be **managed** (you can remove
commands that e.g. contain sensitive information like commands that e.g. contain sensitive information like