John Pye wrote:
> I was just wondering if there's a case for the file /etc/inputrc to be
> read by default in the case where ~/.inputrc is not present?
There's a great case for it. So good, in fact, that that's how
current versions of readline work.
Chet
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Hi there
I was just wondering if there's a case for the file /etc/inputrc to be
read by default in the case where ~/.inputrc is not present?
My reason for asking is that on MSYS, which runs 'bash' in a ported
'rxvt' terminal, the terminal does not behave correctly with END and
HOME keys unless th
