Re: How can I use arrows in csi?

2023-08-13 Thread Thomas Teixeira via
On 23/08/13 08:46PM, Kristian Lein-Mathisen wrote: > Hi Oskar, > > As an alternative to getting readline support into the chicken runtire, you > can use rlwrap. It adds readline support to any process.> > > rlwrap csi Wow, that's a incredible tool! Thank you a lot for this tip ! signature.asc

Re: How can I use arrows in csi?

2023-08-13 Thread Kristian Lein-Mathisen
Hi Oskar, As an alternative to getting readline support into the chicken runtire, you can use rlwrap. It adds readline support to any process. I like to use it on things like netcat and csi. > rlwrap csi K. On Sun, Aug 13, 2023, 15:55 Oskar Werner wrote: > It works, I just installed

Re: How can I use arrows in csi?

2023-08-13 Thread Oskar Werner
It works, I just installed linenoise and follow instruction from eggref, thanks for kind reply. First time using mailing list, its nice to have good first impression. niedz., 13 sie 2023, 14:51 użytkownik siiky napisał: > Hi, > > csi doesn't doesn't use readline or similar by default. You need

Re: How can I use arrows in csi?

2023-08-13 Thread siiky
Hi, csi doesn't doesn't use readline or similar by default. You need to install and configure one of the line-editing eggs (search for readline in the eggs list[0], there 3 eggs as of now). As an example to get you started, I use breadline with this config in ~/.csirc (adapted from the

Re: How can I use arrows in csi?

2023-08-13 Thread Shawn Wagner
Install the breadline egg and set up your ~/.csirc per this example: https://depp.brause.cc/breadline/examples/.csirc On Sun, Aug 13, 2023, 5:42 AM Oskar Werner wrote: > Hi, when I want to use arrows to move back, my terminal instead produces > ^[[D symbols, how can I get them to work? I