kagotani@cs.titech.ac.jp (Hiroto Kagotani) (09/08/89)
Version: 1.03.2 GCC compiled Machine: Sun3 with SUNOS3.5 1. When the last command line is terminated by 2 or more same letters, typing <C-P DEL> hides the second letter from the last. Eg. The last line is: bash$ echo aaa aaa Typing <C-P DEL>, I get: *bash$ echo a _ <--- cursor Then, echo outputs: aa 2. Quoting control codes by <C-V> shows a wrong line. Eg. Typing <C-V C-A C-V C-B>, I get: bashC-AB_ <--- cursor Then, typing <C-L>: bash$ C-AC-B_ <--- cursor -- kagotani@cs.titech.ac.jp
kagotani@cs.titech.ac.jp (Hiroto Kagotani) (09/12/89)
In article <KAGOTANI.89Sep8182200@aya.cs.titech.ac.jp> I writes: >1. When the last command line is terminated by 2 or more same letters, >typing <C-P DEL> hides the second letter from the last. 1.1. I found a new bug as following, which maybe has same origin with 1. bash$ echo a a Typing <C-P> and <a>: bash$ echo aaa ^<-- cursor This command shows: aa NOTE: I forgot to write on the last article that they (1 and 1.1) comes out only on XTERM, sorry. -- kagotani@cs.titech.ac.jp