Chet Ramey wrote: > By default, readline binds the tty editing characters (erase, kill, > [...]
Use the `bind-tty-special-characters' variable to enable or disable this > behavior. > Thanks. That does indeed address my issue. I understand and appreciate using the tty editing bindings by default, but would it make sense to honor explicit overrides in the .inputrc without requiring that tty editing inheritance behavior to be disabled? I'm a long-time tcsh user (about 18 years), trying to transition to bash. For what it's worth (probably not very much--I'm not a typical user), I do actually miss the default ^R reprint behavior quite a bit when I find myself in a default bash environment. Thanks again for your help.
