Re: Command Line Editing Mode

Hi, This $HOME/.inputrc gets you "vi-mode" in mysql and other programs that uses readline. set editing-mode vi set show-all-if-ambiguous On # after TAB is pressed Regards Jörgen Quentin Bennett wrote: >Hi, > >Using the mysql CLI, I have discovered that > >ESC-Return Return > >will put the C

RE: Command Line Editing Mode

Quentin Bennett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Using the mysql CLI, I have discovered that > > ESC-Return Return > > will put the CLI editor in to 'vi' mode, and allow me to use my 'normal' ksh > editing keys, available in ksh after "set -o vi". Cool... Thanks... I didn't know that. Now I can

Re: Command Line Editing Mode

In the last episode (Jan 04), Quentin Bennett said: > Using the mysql CLI, I have discovered that > > ESC-Return Return > > will put the CLI editor in to 'vi' mode, and allow me to use my > 'normal' ksh editing keys, available in ksh after "set -o vi". > > Because I am more familiar with the v

Command Line Editing Mode

Hi, Using the mysql CLI, I have discovered that ESC-Return Return will put the CLI editor in to 'vi' mode, and allow me to use my 'normal' ksh editing keys, available in ksh after "set -o vi". Because I am more familiar with the vi editing keys, and they are more powerful than the standard My