> >Are you going to file an RFE to get this changed?
>
> Change the interactive commands so they can accept both?
No, modify $7f to $08 in /kernel/drv/options.conf.
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>> I think this problem is more easily addressed for first
>> time uses by making sure the default shell environment
>> has command line editing; AFAIK, they all allow both ^H and
>> ^? to delete the character to the left of the cursor.
>
>Indeed, `tcsh` will handle both.
>However, this annoyanc
> I think this problem is more easily addressed for first
> time uses by making sure the default shell environment
> has command line editing; AFAIK, they all allow both ^H and
> ^? to delete the character to the left of the cursor.
Indeed, `tcsh` will handle both.
However, this annoyance can rea
>
>> As others have said, xmodmap or similar may be your friends.
>
>I have handled this *annoyance* for years with
>
>stty erase ^H
>
>or
>
>stty erase ^V^H
>
>interactively.
I think this problem is more easily addressed for first
time uses by making sure the default shell environment
has comma
> As others have said, xmodmap or similar may be your friends.
I have handled this *annoyance* for years with
stty erase ^H
or
stty erase ^V^H
interactively.
Trust me, having grown up on DEC and Wyse terminals, I know how to set the
[BACKSPACE] to do [DEL].
If Sun continues with the [DEL] key being used to backspace-delete
stuff, that's just being unreasonable.
+1
15 to 20 years ago, we were our customers, and it was easy to
map their needs onto our own personal preferences - after all,
we were selling to enginerds just like ourselves.
Those d
Dirk Wetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > DEL is the correct way to go.
> >
> > The problem is that the PC keyboards are not ergonomic and have
> > the BACKSPACE key where DEL belongs.
> >
> > If you reassign BNACKSPACE to deelete characters, then many things
> > will not longer work correctly.
a b wrote:
Why? Delete is the proper key to use for doing a step back; this> ain't PC land where
they confused DEL (destructive) and Backspace> (non destructive) with Backspace
(delete left) and DEL (delete under).> I *never* want to delete what is to the right
of the cursor.
As someone who g
Hi Dirk and Joerg,
[...]
> > The best Solution I am currently aware is to use "rxvt" which locally
> > maps the BACKSPACE key event to a DEL key event.
>
> stty or xmodmap?
/usr/X11/lib/X11/xkb ?
best,
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Hey Jörg,
On 25.05.2007 13:40, Joerg Schilling wrote:
> a b <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> If Sun continues with the [DEL] key being used to backspace-delete stuff,
>> that's just being unreasonable. I support Sun Microsystems and Sun engineers
>> 99% of the time, but this is 1% where even I
a b <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If Sun continues with the [DEL] key being used to backspace-delete stuff,
> that's just being unreasonable. I support Sun Microsystems and Sun engineers
> 99% of the time, but this is 1% where even I have to write:
Looks like you did not understand the problem.
> Why? Delete is the proper key to use for doing a step back; this> ain't PC
> land where they confused DEL (destructive) and Backspace> (non destructive)
> with Backspace (delete left) and DEL (delete under).> I *never* want to
> delete what is to the right of the cursor.
As someone who grew u
>> Any other ideas? I'm open to everything! I love the
>> Java interface, but
>> can't use it without a backspace key.
>
>Change the following in /kernel/drv/options.conf:
>
>ttymodes="2502:1805:bd:8a3b:3:1c:7f:15:4:0:0:0:11:13:1a:19:12:f:17:16";
>
>See the :7f:?
Options.conf is not used as much
> Any other ideas? I'm open to everything! I love the
> Java interface, but
> can't use it without a backspace key.
Change the following in /kernel/drv/options.conf:
ttymodes="2502:1805:bd:8a3b:3:1c:7f:15:4:0:0:0:11:13:1a:19:12:f:17:16";
See the :7f:?
Change it to 8 (the ASCII code for [BACKSPA
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