On Fri, May 12, 2017 at 10:29 AM, Chet Ramey wrote:
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> Because it doesn't say the equivalent of "execute the current command
> line" (as newline does), it's a standard editing command that continues
> with the current line buffer. The only thing that gets executed are the
> contents of the te
How might one programatically call a bash
function from readline, and pass information from that function
back into readline?
Also, is it possible to define a readline
function, or only use predefined ones?
Ex: On a keypress, I would like to be able to
redefine that key in ".bashrc" and have i
On Sat, May 13, 2017 at 5:14 PM, L A Walsh wrote:
> How might one programatically call a bash
> function from readline, and pass information from that function
> back into readline?
For that, you'd use a combination of `bind -x', READLINE_LINE and
READLINE_POINT. For example, if you wanted a key
Eduardo Bustamante wrote:
For that, you'd use a combination of `bind -x', READLINE_LINE and
READLINE_POINT. For example, if you wanted a key sequence to uppercase
the whole rl_line_buffer (READLINE_LINE), then you'd:
You can do a lot of things with these two alone. I guess you can
emulate
