> > - keep multi-line commands as one, currently then issueing a multi-line > > command each > > line is saved separately. That's ugly. > > Sounds right, but I'm not interested, since emacs users can invoke > sawfish-config inside of emacs. I've got a file "jl-scratch" always > open in Emacs, which can be considered as a "librep scratch paper", > and I send lisp expressions (if multi-lined, put inside of progn) > from it. All are saved in that file, and readline history is > irrelevant.
This does have nothing do to with sawfish-config, it's when you use rep as an interpreter. > So implementing a vi plugin like this is an alternative. :) Actually I don't wanna write a VIm plugin for that purpose, as the issue does still remain in interpreter-mode. Besides I guess I'm the only one here who does not use an the Emcas operating-system. :) I'll check the sourced of readline and bash when I have some time. It shouldn't be all too hard. > With best regards, > Teika (Teika kazura) Chris
