Can you unbind keys in bash ???

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From: The Impossible Dreamer
Date: Sat, 31 Oct 1992 14:44

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I am trying to get bash to unbind the key ^P, so that it can be used for its
normal function here (as a local escape to bring up this thing called the
pad prompt) but I can't seem to do it. Is this possible in bash or am I
trying to do the impossible ?
--
Brian Blackmore, Darwin College.
They called it a programmers editor, I'd rather program a new one.

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