On Tue, May 14, 2002 at 04:55:32AM +0100, munk wrote: > What type of terminal/console are you using?
Linux console, or more often, xterm. US keyboard map, pc101 keyboard. > If I understand you correctly, you mean that when you type something like: > > :set bleh=<backspace> > > in the line editor in mutt, it comes out as: > > :set bleh=^H No. As I said in my original post, I've tried to bind the key, using bind editor <key> <function> Then I tested the effect by performing any action that invokes the line editor, say, replying to a mail, and trying to edit the address offered in the window. By that I mean I pressed the Control and H keys, and saw the cursor erase characters as it moved left, as does the <backspace> key. I want the cursor to simply MOVE to the left, the "backward-char" function, when I press the Control and the H keys. Jim
