[bdbxml] history and line editing in dbxml shell.
Bas Driessen <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.db.dbxml.general |
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| Organization | Xobas Software |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Hello, I have a question regarding the dbxml shell. Great utility, but I can not browse through the history list of commands or move the cursor on the command line. I'll try to explain.... If you type in a command on the dbxml shell prompt and you make a small mistake, you would like to get this command back, be able to make a small change and execute again. To get the command back, the only way I can do this is to use copy/paste, rather than using the "cursor up/down" buttons to quickly step through a list of previous executed commands. If I then paste a command on the prompt line, I can not use the "cursor left/right" buttons to position the cursor somewhere on that line and make a change. I can only use the backspace button removing everything up to the point where I want to make a change. This all is a bit painful. So my questions: Is the cursor up/down/left/right or any equivalent implemented? If it is implemented, how can I activate it? I am using various Linux distributions, but mainly Redhat Fedora Core 4. Thanks in advance for any response, Bas.