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Zbigniew Baniewski <zb@ispid.com.pl> writes:

> On Tue, Mar 29, 2005 at 05:15:59PM -0500, Christopher W. Richardson wrote:
>
>> As near as I can now tell, the "problem" is that wsksymdef.h does not
>> define 0x01-0x07, and Zbigniew would like to be able to assign 0x04 to a
>> key.
>
> But not found any yet; and, asking for more info, I made kind
> of proposal for fixing this. I suppose, to have different
> actions made by two different keys (never mind their names),
> shouldn't take changes in the source code made by the user,
> recompilation and so on.

I thought we had already established that they _do_ have
different actions (^H and ^?).  At least, they do for me, even on
console, on i386 2.0.2.  I thought that the remaining issue was
the _specific_ different behavior.  If you're really seeing them
both issue ^H (or ^?), then maybe you need to stty erase undef?

Just guessing, as I don't think the rest of us are seeing this
problem.

Regards,
Chris 
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