at given position. For example, if (in buffer) was typed C:\DOS, then in MS-DOS
- right arrow 3 times shows "C:\";
- Ins, "FD" shows "C:\FD";
- F3 shows "C:\FDDOS".
Just tried both MS-DOS 7.1 and FreeDOS with COMMAND.COM of MS-DOS 7.1 - both behave as you describe above!
I use both features (F3 and Ins to edit command line) in MS-DOS often.
BTW, they are also available in DEBUG. Isn't this mean, that editing features built-in into kernel?
Yes. They're implemented in chario.c:read_line() and are available even after shell EXIT when you type another shell name ;-)
Lucho
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