It's a little embarrassing that as long as I've been using Linux I haven't made better use of my ~/.inputrc. It can override keymappings in programs which use libreadline, such as bash. So I just added this
# Insert command line to quickly eval an empty scheme expression "\es":"csi -p \"()\"\C-b\C-b" which will not only insert 'csi -p "()"' but also move the cursor back between the parentheses, when I press alt-S in a shell. Seems kindof useful; of course I might think of a better way later, but I'm tickled pink so far. ;-) Then again it's only useful in bash, but csi can itself use readline. Maybe there needs to be a push/pop model of some kind - ~/.csirc could somehow override key bindings when csi is started and then restore them on exit, and I could define lots of macros, some for the shell and some for chicken. (And then have a hard time remembering them anyhow) Just a random idea... not urgent enough for me to spend any time on at this point. _______________________________________________ Chicken-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/chicken-users
