Meta-key definition

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3 total messages Started by Paul A. Ebersman Fri, 04 Aug 1989 18:38

#428

Author: Paul A. Ebersman
Date: Fri, 04 Aug 1989 18:38

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GNU Emacs recognizes the "Left" and "Right" keys on a Sun keyboard as
META. I would like the same thing for the command-line editing in bash.

Could someone explain how I might do this?

-- 
               Paul A. Ebersman @ Corporation for Open Systems
  pae@cos.COM or pae%cos.com@uunet.uu.net or {uunet, sundc, hadron}!cos!pae
     ( The difference between practice and theory in practice is always
      greater than the difference between practice and theory in theory. )

Meta-key definition

#432

Author: Brian Fox
Date: Fri, 04 Aug 1989 22:40

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   Date: 4 Aug 89 18:38:26 GMT
   From: cos!pae@uunet.uu.net  (Paul A. Ebersman)
   Organization: Corporation for Open Systems, McLean, VA
   Sender: bug-bash-request@prep.ai.mit.edu

   GNU Emacs recognizes the "Left" and "Right" keys on a Sun keyboard as
   META. I would like the same thing for the command-line editing in bash.

   Could someone explain how I might do this?

   -- 
		  Paul A. Ebersman @ Corporation for Open Systems
     pae@cos.COM or pae%cos.com@uunet.uu.net or {uunet, sundc, hadron}!cos!pae
	( The difference between practice and theory in practice is always
	 greater than the difference between practice and theory in theory. )

I did it for version 1.03.  How about if I let you all have 1.03 now?

brian

Re: Meta-key definition

#445

Author: Stephen Smith
Date: Mon, 07 Aug 1989 18:40

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bfox@AUREL.CALTECH.EDU (Brian Fox) writes:

>I did it for version 1.03.  How about if I let you all have 1.03 now?

>brian

Is this a call for votes?  If so, I vote YES -- release 1.03!  

steve smith (ssmith@eos.arc.nasa.gov)

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