It was: 15 Mar 2000 11:04:41 -0600 and with STARTLING insight,
"gaze...@yin.interaccess.com (Kenny McCormack)"
posted "Re: ksh command line history"
to "comp.unix.shell" :
-->In article <38C97B6D.3159A...@enterprise.net>,
-->Peter Koukoulis <dag...@enterprise.net> wrote:
-->>
-->>There are 2 command line options that I know of, emacs and vi
-->>I prefer emacs.
-->
-->I prefer vi.
-->
-->>some emacs commands
-->>ctl-p - previous command
-->>ctl-n - next command
-->>ctl-b - backwards
-->>ctl-f - forwards
-->>del - del char
-->
-->What would be the equivalent with "set -o vi" in effect?
-->I.e., How do I get the up arrow key to do what Esc k currently does?
On an aix system, with " set -o vi " set, we would use ~standard~ movement
commands, after first hitting the escape key: j key is down one line, k
key is up one line, w is scroll up one page, d is scroll down one page, g
is go to first line, G is go to last line, etc. /ts
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