the previous bug (which
occurs when the multi-line command was read from $HISTFILE) and the
present one (which occurs when it was entered into the current shell
session directly).
Thanks,
Greg
From 495f46ec7e1f97e35d24515ccad9b2bd1f8fa60c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
Message-Id: <495f46ec7e1f
This patch amends bash.1 to explain the sequence of places the
inputrc is found (INPUTRC, ~/.inputrc, /etc/inputrc) in the same
way as in readline.3 and bash.info.
The existing text had me puzzled for a bit, as it seemed to say
that /etc/inputrc wasn't part of Bash's own behavior, even though
I kn