Bash for Windows and wrong home/end/del

[ghost]

The home/end/del keys aren't working properly with Bash for Windows.
How about an option to map them to ^A, ^E, ^D like you have for ^H ??

[mcornella]

Maybe. What character codes do they send? Press CTRL+V and then the key to see the character code.

[apjanke]

What do you want to bet that the Home and End behaviors are related to smkx/rmkx?

[mcornella]

On latest version of OMZ:

Home: ^[OH
End: ^[OF
Del: ^[[3~

With #5113 merged:

Home: ^[[H
End: ^[[F
Del: ^[[3~

In both these cases the keys do their job well.

Here's the bindkey setup:

$ bindkey '^[OH'
"^[OH" beginning-of-line
$ bindkey '^[OF'
"^[OF" end-of-line
$ bindkey '^[[3~'
"^[[3~" delete-char

I'm using Windows 10 Anniversary Update btw. You can find those character codes with CTRL+V followed by the key; follow this screencast if you're unsure about that.

[mcornella]

Closing because it seems to work fine on my end and there's no response. You would better direct your inquiries to [BashOnWindows](official repository).