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10-27-2002
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stty erase e command
I'm not familiar with the stty command.
What would "stty erase e" do to my system and what kind of problems would it create? Also, how would I undo this command? |
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10-27-2002
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stty erase e will cause the letter e to erase characters written on the prompt .
Similarly if u want to use backspace to erase then doing stty erase <back-space> will do it. It wont affect the system in any way though i think u wont be able to use the letter e. Undo i am not sure ... man stty for details ... DP
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