[Eric Dines <esd@deakin.edu.au> writes:]
> Incidently is there a version of the shell that
>has keystroke history?
The current shell has keystroke history (at least as I understand the term).
Cooked mode TTY's all automatically get command line editing, because cooked
mode uses getline(). So any program which gets its input from a TTY in
cooked mode (shell, RCS, ed, ...) has command line editing.
Andy
Received on Fri Dec 10 16:12:26 1999
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