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Hi. When writing commands, I use to type Ctrl+C to "reset" and start writing another command (not sure if this is a bad habit xD).
I know of Ctrl+W for deleting a whole word, but after writing a tar command with a filename containing a lot of spaces (example), Ctrl+C is faster than Ctrl+W.
Well, when I type Ctrl+C in elvish, this is what happens:
Order of events:
Start elvish
^C
Enter = "Editor error"... blah. After this error everything works fine...
Enter. I could write a command and it would work.
When I exit (Ctrl+D) and return to a bash shell, pressing Enter doesn't move the cursor to the new line; instead, the prompt is written inline.
I'm running Go v1.3 in a 64-bit Ubuntu 14.04.
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Hi. When writing commands, I use to type
Ctrl+C
to "reset" and start writing another command (not sure if this is a bad habit xD).I know of
Ctrl+W
for deleting a whole word, but after writing atar
command with a filename containing a lot of spaces (example),Ctrl+C
is faster thanCtrl+W
.Well, when I type
Ctrl+C
in elvish, this is what happens:Order of events:
^C
Enter
= "Editor error"... blah. After this error everything works fine...Enter
. I could write a command and it would work.Ctrl+D
) and return to a bash shell, pressingEnter
doesn't move the cursor to the new line; instead, the prompt is written inline.I'm running Go v1.3 in a 64-bit Ubuntu 14.04.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: