INFO-UNIX Digest V8#027

Marshall Feldman RLN101%URIACC.BITNET at mitvma.mit.edu
Wed Aug 9 02:00:11 AEST 1989


Re. local command line editing

The Korn shell allows the user to specify an editor and then uses a similar
style to edit command lines.  For example, if vi is my editor of choice and
I type "ls file", I can then hit the following sequence: Esc b i -l Esc
to insert the desired -l.



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