control characters for prompt editing
Garrett Casey
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Wed Sep 20 15:53:29 CDT 2000
~sdpm~
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On 9/20/00 at 1:09 PM Bobby Kleemann wrote:
>~sdpm~
>Look at the set of utilities that Readline provides. There have been
>several implementations of a Perl shell, I remember seeing an article on
>it in the recent Perl Journal which may also be what you are looking for.
>
> _ _ _
> Bobby Kleemann <rkleeman at neta.com>
> http://www.neta.com/~rkleeman/
>
>On Wed, 20 Sep 2000, John R. Comeau wrote:
>
>> ~sdpm~
>> I'm looking for a Perl module that will help me build a user interface
>> similar to the Unix shell tcsh. In tcsh, you can edit your
>> paritally-entered command using control characters like control-A
>> (go to start of line), control-E (go to end of line), ESC-f (advance
>> over word), etc.
>>
>> So I'd like to write a program, preferrably using a Perl module from
>> CPAN, that allows the user to enter a command and edit it using the
>> control and escape keys like tcsh. I looked at several CPAN modules
>> in the Term family but couldn't find one that clearly had this
>> feature.
>>
>> These editing control characters are used by emacs and Matlab as well
>> tcsh, so I think they're common enough that a module would've been
>> written.
>>
>> --
>> John Comeau (john.comeau at conexant.com) 858-713-3593 (W)
>> -------------------------------------------------------
>> Sie beschimpfte ihn, einen Vogel zu haben.
>>
>> She grumbled at him and said he had a screw loose.
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