mikem+@andrew.cmu.edu (Michael Meyer) (10/27/89)
I would like to be able to bind ESC-[-A to the previous history function. However I have been unable to do this. What I would need is the ability to set ESC-[ to be a prefix (say myprefix) and then bind myprefix-A to the command I want. Is this too much to ask from a shell? Regards, --Mike
bfox@AI.MIT.EDU (Brian Fox) (10/28/89)
Date: Thu, 26 Oct 89 16:54:20 -0400 (EDT) From: Michael Meyer <mikem+@andrew.cmu.edu> I would like to be able to bind ESC-[-A to the previous history function. However I have been unable to do this. What I would need is the ability to set ESC-[ to be a prefix (say myprefix) and then bind myprefix-A to the command I want. Is this too much to ask from a shell? Regards, --Mike This is done in Bash-1.04. Sorry I haven't yet released it. Brian
andy@CSVAX.CALTECH.EDU (Andy Fyfe) (11/30/89)
Csh will expand "*/" to a list of all directories. Sh and bash both just return "*/". I think the csh behaviour is nicer. (And also consistent, since directory names do end in a "/" (sort of) -- csh does keep the trailing "/" on all the names after the expansion.)