how to delete a full word with cursor in the middle of the word?

Andreas Radke <[email protected]> Tue, 15 Nov 2022 13:25:43 +0100

Newsgroups	gmane.editors.nano.general
Organization	ArchLinux
Message-ID	<20221115132543.7d812a76@workstation64>

Hallo.

1) I'm missing a simple one keystroke function to delete a full word in
nano under the cursor to both ends with a single (key) action? Just
like what vim does when invoking "dw" no matter if the cursor is at the
word beginning/middle or end of the word. For casual words some
combination of Alt+Bsp / Ctrl+Del does it. One keystroke less would be
nice though.

2) And I have a special case where word boundaries don't work properly
for me: I haven't found a simple way to delete quoted sha checksums
with one keystroke keeping the quotes like:
'b2059568b1e35c34c12b580803998e66b142d96e9a35f16b63afccb8e6af5c34' 
 [...]  
checksum.

Do you have some suggestions for me? Thanks.

-Andy
(also Arch Linux package maintainer)

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