Re: Can you unbind keys in bash ???

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From: Harald.Eikrem
Date: Sun, 01 Nov 1992 21:33

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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 ?

I'm not sure how to do it, except to re-program it.  I'm not that familiar
with bash.  Wouldn't it just suffice to type control-V control-P the
(possibly) few times you need it?

  ~~harald E.

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