> me scribbled:
> > the small patch below
> > defines a function called 'skip-csi-seq' that skips over the CSI
> > parameter, intermediate, and final bytes. This is assigned to "\e[".
> > Since bindings for longer sequences take precedence over shorter ones,
> > CSI sequences that do have functions
me scribbled:
> the small patch below
> defines a function called 'skip-csi-seq' that skips over the CSI
> parameter, intermediate, and final bytes. This is assigned to "\e[".
> Since bindings for longer sequences take precedence over shorter ones,
> CSI sequences that do have functions bound to th
Hi,
This is about a small problem with readline that has long been bugging
me: when pressing an unbound key or key combination in bash and other
readline programs, somewhat cryptic characters are often inserted into
the command line. For example, you might get "~" for Insert, "4~" for
F12, or ";5A
