Works that way in Ubuntu, and OSX 10.11 (and previous ones) as well.
On 2015/09/19 09:08 , [email protected] wrote:
BL> Yes, ctrl-d only terminates a session at the begining of a line.
BL> But ctrl-d in the middle of a line does not delete any
BL> character in debian.
It certainly does that for me (debian, too).
Of course ctrl-d will do nothing if the cursor is at the end of the
line and there is no character to the right of the cursor. Did you
move the the cursor back (Cursor-Left, ctrl-a, meta-b, whatever) after
entering your characters?
RETURN f o o b a r ctrl-b ctrl-b ctrl-b ctrl-d
should delete the "b".
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