Bob Friesenhahn writes:
> It order to escape this, you can install Perl from source code
> compiled with GCC. Expect it to be an adventure.
hehe... thanks
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Friesenhahn writes:
>I suspect that this depends on if Perl is linked with GNU readline (a
>library) on my Solaris 10 system where I installed Perl myself,
>command line editing and history works properly.
Term::ReadKey and Term::ReadLine::[Gnu|Perl]
>It order to escape this,
On Tue, 6 Jan 2015, Harry Putnam wrote:
Can any cpan user tell me if there are things I can do so the cpan
shell behaves more like a modern bash shell?... so that walking back
thru history doesn't just insert a bunch of control char.
I suspect that this depends on if Perl is linked with GNU re
Can any cpan user tell me if there are things I can do so the cpan
shell behaves more like a modern bash shell?... so that walking back
thru history doesn't just insert a bunch of control char.
Modern bash is very editable, and history wise, yet cpan is like using
the ancient borne `sh'
It makes
