3 Jan
2005
3 Jan
'05
5:07 p.m.
David Golden david.golden@oceanfree.net writes:
- Listener: deletion on the command line. Probably a feature that's
coming just not implemented. Once the listener displays the e.g. "Show Class Subclasses (class)" , you can't "go back" with the backspace key anymore - it just outputs "(class)" again.
Real men use Emacs keybindings :)
You can delete the whole line with C-u, or the word to the left of the cursor with M-Backspace. Or you may use the following:
1) C-b or M-b to move the cursor left 2) C-d or C-k to delete part or all of the rightmost part of the line
Paolo
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