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Use cursor keys on the command line |
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Written by Frank Schalude
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Monday, 17 March 2008 |
In order to use the cursor keys on the command line to navigate through your history or to edit an entry, you have to set the EDITOR variable to emacs. In addition, some aliases are needed which will map the emacs commands to the cursor keys. Make sure that the varaible ENV references the file that contains the needed aliases:
alias __A="^P"
alias __B="^N"
alias __C="^F"
alias __D="^B"
alias __P="^D"
alias __H="^A"
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