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Readline problems
I'm having problems with libreadline. When I write text longer than the current line, the text wraps back to the beginning of the line rather than to the next line. Also, when I use the arrow keys to edit something in that beginning part, it won't display at all (so I can edit only if I remember the order of the characters, most inconvenient).
It won't even work under xterm. Changing ROWS and LINES doesn't help. Upgrading to readline v. 6 didn't help, either. Using Ctrl+R to redraw didn't quite work as it should have; picture here: mersenneforum.org - View Single Post - Readline problems How can I fix this? |
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