Peter Tribble wrote:
As someone who doesn't understand the code side, can I ask:
I've got a terminal window with a shell in it possibly running an
application, and hit ctrl-t. What happens?
I actually use tcsh and have had the following for as long as I can
remember (probably because it used to work that way under VMS):
bindkey -c "^T" uptime
would this be affected?
This wouldn't be affected. tcsh manipulates the terminal settings in
such a way that key bindings are only active when tcsh itself is the
foreground process.
- Frank
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