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Thank you for your answer but my question was : how can I use emacs as editor on the shell line. As, when I do "set -o vi", I can recall a command with "Escape-K" or "Escape-J" and so on.
I have read emacs can be used for that. But "set -o emacs" doesn't seem to give anything after. |
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One question more : have you heard of .fkrc (I suppose it's a file in my home directory) ?
If I am right, I can define in the arrow keys as C-p, C-n, C-b and C-f. I don't find much help in "man ksh" Thank you if you have any idea. Anne |
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