Hello, I'm just wondering how does readline know where any given word ends and another one starts?
Does it just check for space/punctuation symbols? Can this be configured via inputrc or any other means? My use case is psql, where due to SQL standard almost every given command ends with semicolon. More than often when typing a command I'd like to re-use the last word from the previous line (which is often a table name,) but pressing M-. (yank-last-arg) yanks the semicolon instead. I know I can use M-- M-. to achieve the desired effect, but this is more cumbersome to type than plain M-. Is there any way to tweak this? -- Regards, Alex _______________________________________________ Bug-readline mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-readline
