[ On Friday, March 19, 1999 at 14:02:06 (-0500), Mason Loring Bliss wrote: ]
> Subject: Re: command-line editing and "standard" shells....
>
> The only thing I'd love to have is for ksh to use the up and down arrows
> while in vi mode. They seem natural for command line history, and, more to
> the point, they're *not used* at the moment. Maybe I'll dig through the
> source this weekend and see if I can wedge that in.

I thought it had worked, but I see I was fooled somehow...

The necessary bindings seem to be there in both vi mode and emacs mode.

^X = prefix-2

^[[ = prefix-2
^XA = up-history
^XB = down-history
^XC = forward-char
^XD = backward-char
 
Note though that there seems to be a new release under development.  I'm
just about to check to see if it "fixes" this problem now....

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