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Cannot do this simple thing
I think its a bash thing and it is really annoying me..
its difficult to explain the problem but I will try.. When I type a command on the shell prompt... then lets say I go back to the 2nd letter and correct a typo.. after that I cannot get the cursor beyond the last alphabet that I had typed.. In the following.. type is in red and position of cursor is: ^ % ./a.out -g file.txt -n 15 ^ Then I correct the typo.. % ./a.out -f file.txt -n 15 ^ then I want to continue ahead and complete the command % ./a.out -f file.txt -n 15 ^ but my cursor wouldnt go beyond the last character (5 in this case) aaargghh !!! So I have to delete 5 using "x", now the cursor comes to 1..and I cannont go beyond that !!!!! ![]() |
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oops, the cursor position did not come out properly..let me try again..
% ./a.out -g file.txt -n 15 ^ Then I correct the typo.. % ./a.out -f file.txt -n 15 ^ then I want to continue ahead and complete the command % ./a.out -f file.txt -n 15 ^ |
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