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Subject: Re: Change in csh from 3.x -> 4.3, where is werase?
In-Reply-To: <20010607114556.A8974@chaos.obstruction.com> from Guy Middleton at "Jun 7, 2001 11:45:56 am"
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	bindkey command will tell you what it is set to in tcsh.  In mine
I'm using vi bindings.  erase-word shows up as \304.  I need to do a little
searching to find out this value so I can figure out how to erase words
again.

Ian
 
In the last episode, Guy Middleton stated...
> I just installed 4.3-RELEASE on a new machine, after using 3.4 for some
> time.
> 
> I notice that csh has been replaced by tcsh, and I am trying to duplicate
> some of the old behaviour.  In particular, tcsh insists on erasing the
> entire line (instead of a single word, as csh used to) when I type the
> werase character (^W).  Is there any way to fix this?
> 
>  -Guy
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