Very Computer

I'm using NCR/AT&T MP/RAS on a 486-based PC, and I'm currently into my
first customizing spree ;-) I'd really like to redefine the emacs/gmacs
set of command-line editing keys, but I can't seem to find anything
refering to this in the FM or the manpages. Is it at all possible, og did
I just miss something?

Eagerly awaiting information
  Anders S. Johansen

Quote:> I'm using NCR/AT&T MP/RAS on a 486-based PC, and I'm currently into my
> first customizing spree ;-) I'd really like to redefine the emacs/gmacs
> set of command-line editing keys, but I can't seem to find anything
> refering to this in the FM or the manpages. Is it at all possible, og did
> I just miss something?

    alias __A=`echo "\020"`   # up arrow = ^p = back a command
    alias __B=`echo "\016"`   # down arrow = ^n = down a command
    alias __C=`echo "\006"`   # right arrow = ^f = forward a character
    alias __D=`echo "\002"`   # left arrow = ^b = back a character
    alias __H=`echo "\001"`   # home = ^a = start of line
    alias __P=`echo "\004"`   # delete = ^d = delete character forward
    alias __Y=`echo "\005"`   # end = ^e = end of line

I use these under aixterm, xterm and AT386 (virtual terminal of ISC).
The arrow keys all work but the others don't work in all cases.

Does anyone have a similar hack for vi mode?
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Pete Forman
Western Geophysical

Quote:>I use these under aixterm, xterm and AT386 (virtual terminal of ISC).
>The arrow keys all work but the others don't work in all cases.

Has anyone got any ideas ?

Regards Paul.