Re: Bracketed paste mode breaks cooked mode's tab + backspace

Hi Egmont On Tue, Jan 30, 2018 at 9:47 AM, Egmont Koblinger wrote: > Not sure why you don't see this bug. (You have at least v4.4, and > started a new shell after enabling bracketed paste, is that right?) > One theoretical explanation could be that your kernel's tty driver is

Re: Bracketed paste mode breaks cooked mode's tab + backspace

Hi Chet, > It seems like adding \r to the end of the sequence to turn off bracketed > paste mode should do the trick. Yup, I confirm that adding \r to BRACK_PASTE_FINI fixes the problem, this looks the simplest approach. cheers, egmont

Re: Bracketed paste mode breaks cooked mode's tab + backspace

Hi Phi, > This is not directly related to bash, it depend on the line discipline > on the tty, I use ^H as erase and got no problems with . For me the same bug occurs after "stty erase ^H" and pressing ^H, too. I would be really surprised if the kernel's logic on backspacing over tabs (which is

Re: Bracketed paste mode breaks cooked mode's tab + backspace

Hi All, I don't reproduce it. This is not directly related to bash, it depend on the line discipline on the tty, I use ^H as erase and got no problems with . gnome-term, xterm are ok with , generate 0x8, terminator is confused is it doesn't use X resouces and then can't map 0x8 on Using

Re: Bracketed paste mode breaks cooked mode's tab + backspace

On 1/29/18 5:47 PM, Egmont Koblinger wrote: > Bash Version: 4.4 > Patch Level: 12 > Release Status: release > > Hi, > > Repeat-By: > "set enable-bracketed-paste on" in inputrc > > Start any simple (non-readline) command just as "cat". > > Press TAB, then press backspace. > >

Bracketed paste mode breaks cooked mode's tab + backspace

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