Martin,
Yes, ctrl-d only terminates a session at the begining of a line.
But ctrl-d in the middle of a line does not delete any
character in debian.
Сб, 19 сен 2015, Martin Neitzel написал(а):
> 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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