Oliver Kiddle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> You wrote: >> If I hit ArrowUp -key in ksh93, it do not bring the last command from >> history. If I hit <TAB> or <ESC><ESC> , it do not work as Tab >> completion at all. > They work for me. > Does your terminal simply generate a Ctrl-I for tab? It moves my cursor about 8 characters. Ctrl-L generates ^L . Ctrl-D exits from that shell. UpArrow generates ^[[A . I use terminaltype xterm-16color in my xterms. It does not help, if I start ksh like this: TERM=xterm ksh93 > You're only going to get filename completion in ksh if it is > unambiguous. No nice zsh like lists of matches. Try <ESC><=> to list > possible matches. That does not work. >> You may also need some good examples. You'll find some of them from >> dotfiles.com , for example this: >> >> http://www.dotfiles.com/files/5/197_.kshrc > Does the keyboard trap in that example fix completion for you? At least it do not work, if I copy-paste from web browser to prompt. > I plan to add an example .kshrc in /usr/share/doc and I can include a > keyboard trap there. As ksh doesn't support a system-wise kshrc file it > is harder to force any fix on users. Yeah. You may need to add something like this to /etc/profile : case $SHELL in *ksh*) . /etc/kshrc ;; (CLIP) esac But that file belongs to some other package. -- Juhapekka "naula" Tolvanen * http colon slash slash iki dot fi slash juhtolv "Lenn�n taas. Olen juppihippipunkkari ja vaihdan paikkaa. Lenn�n taas. Turha meik�l�ist� yritt��k��n kategoriin laittaa. Hei m� lenn�n taas. Olen juppihippipunkkari ja vaihdan paikkaa. Lenn�n taas." Nelj� Ruusua
