On 2023-03-19 18:44, Christian Weisgerber wrote:
That's just the way the ksh command line editor works. Somebody
would have to rewrite it from scratch / hook in editline(3) and
redo the whole area of the command line editor and key bindings.
is this the reason why openbsd's ksh chose to not s
On 2023-03-19 19:04, Kenneth Gober wrote:
If you disable command line editing it will stop this. For me, the
command "set +o emacs" did it.
Well, no. I do want to enjoy line editing in emacs mode. that is
simply a workaround and not a solution i assume.
On Sun, Mar 19, 2023 at 7:36 AM sewn wrote:
> hi, i've recently switched to ksh and i've been very annoyed by the
> horizontal scroll feature (happens when a commmand is longer than the
> terminal's width) is there anyway to disable this feature? i would
> prefer
> to see the whole command, like
sewn:
> hi, i've recently switched to ksh and i've been very annoyed by the
> horizontal scroll feature (happens when a commmand is longer than the
> terminal's width) is there anyway to disable this feature? i would
> prefer
> to see the whole command, like in bash or ash.
That's just the way t
hi, i've recently switched to ksh and i've been very annoyed by the
horizontal scroll feature (happens when a commmand is longer than the
terminal's width) is there anyway to disable this feature? i would
prefer
to see the whole command, like in bash or ash.
often, the command begins horizontal
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