inputrc, bis
Hi,
I posted the message some days ago, but didn' get any answer... I hope
insisting won't seem too rude.
There some points I don't quite get in the inputrc file. If anybody
could enlighten me, I would greatly appreciate... (Or maybe, just send
an example of real working, "complex" inputrc file...)
Here are my "problems" (non of them is vital though):
I tried to get Suppr to work correctly in xterm. The problem is that now,
in a console, Del works as Suppr!
(The codes for consoel / X are different, namely
C-v Suppr --> ^? in X
--> ^[[3~ in console
C-v Del --> ^H in X
--> ^? in console)
What should I do so that it works both in X and in the consoles? (Should
I prefix all my functions by conditionals?)
Next, I wanted to have C-Del, C-Suppr, C-left, C-right to act as the
normal keys, except on words (kill-word etc.) I couldn't get it to work!
Namely
"\C": backward-kill-word
doesn't work... How should I do it?
Finally, the fuction re-read-init-file appears to be reading only
/etc/inputrc, not $HOME/.inputrc
According to the manual, the default is ~/.inputrc, except if
INPUTRC is set to something else... (It isn't.)
None of this is really important, but I wish I understood. (I think I
read the relavant parts of the manual, I appologize if I missed the
answer to my problems in there...)
Thanks in advance
Pierre
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