BL> Did you mean ctrl-h?
No, meant ctrl-d. ctrl-h = "backspace" deletes the character
to the left of the cursor. Martin wants the Delete key to nuke
the character to the right of ("under" the cursor, in particular
if you are using a "block" cursor). Ctrl-d will do that.
BL> ctrl-d is for exit jconsole session.
Only if the ctrl-d is the very first character after a return,
i.e. when nothing is there yet you could delete. As soon as
you enter some characters or use Cursor-Up / Ctrl-P to recall
earlier lines from the history, Ctrl-d will delete characters.
Martin
[This Ctrl-D "end-of-input" behaviour actually originates to the
earliest days of the unix tty driver. A first ctrl-d "inside" of
a line will flush the partial line to the progam, you'd need a
second ctrl-d immediately following the first one to signal end
of input, without any newline at the end.]
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