On Thu, Nov 29, 2012 at 3:38 PM, Clark WANG <[email protected]> wrote:
> (Tested with 2012-08-01 and 2012-11-21 version.)
>
> Following is my ~/.kshrc:
>
> ### kshrc begin ###
> compound -r g=( typeset -F3 ed_seconds=0)
> function _keybd_jj
> {
> if (( .sh.edcol == 0 )); then
> (( g.ed_seconds = SECONDS ))
> return
> fi
>
> if [[ ${.sh.edchar} == j && ${.sh.edmode} == $'\e' ]]; then
> if [[ ${.sh.edtext:.sh.edcol - 1:1} == j ]] \
> && (( SECONDS - g.ed_seconds > .1 && SECONDS - g.ed_seconds <
> 1 ))
> then
> .sh.edchar=$'\b\e'
> else
> (( g.ed_seconds = SECONDS ))
> fi
> fi
> }
> trap _keybd_jj KEYBD
> PS1='$ '
> ### kshrc end ###
>
> Now, start ksh and ...
>
> $ ksh
> $ sleep 60
> ^C$ sleep 60
> ^C$ s
> $ l
> $ e
> $ e
> $ p
> $
>
> After the sleep command was killed twice by ctrl-c, the command line
> became crazy and I could not input another sleep command.
>
93v- 2013-02-13 still has this problem.
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