Hello,
Thanks for the hint, it really works out of the box on 6.5
I did not notice it because I use vi mode in ksh which does not seem
to know about this key combination. In man ksh there is no option for the vi
mode.
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Maksim Rodin
04.07.2019, 12:59, "Stuart Henderson" :
> On 2019-07-04, Макс
Joseph Mayer writes:
As far as I am aware, since about 6 months ksh clears the screen
on
ctrl+L by default, no bind is needed anymore?
You're right; it's specifically stated in the Changelog for 6.5:
https://www.openbsd.org/plus65.html
which apparently i didn't read closely enough. :-/
On 2019-07-04, Максим wrote:
> Hello
> In bash I can press Ctrl-l to clear the screen.
> In ksh this key combination does not work. I can clear the screen only
> using the command "clear".
>
> How can I do this using hotkeys in ksh?
> And how to do this when in vi mode?
>
> I tried a workaround by
‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐
On Thursday, 4 July 2019 16:39, Alexis wrote:
> Максим a23s4a2...@yandex.ru writes:
> > In bash I can press Ctrl-l to clear the screen.
> > In ksh this key combination does not work. I can clear the
> > screen only
> > using the command "clear".
> > How can I do
Максим writes:
In bash I can press Ctrl-l to clear the screen.
In ksh this key combination does not work. I can clear the
screen only
using the command "clear".
How can I do this using hotkeys in ksh?
i have this in my .kshrc:
bind -m '^L=^Uclear^J^Y'
Alexis.
Hello
In bash I can press Ctrl-l to clear the screen.
In ksh this key combination does not work. I can clear the screen only
using the command "clear".
How can I do this using hotkeys in ksh?
And how to do this when in vi mode?
I tried a workaround by assigning the key combination to Ctrl-l to cw
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