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I'm not exactly sure if putty automatically translates home and end to
shift+ but from putty I'm able to use home and end for those purposes
over ssh to my linux box. It doesn't do the same for
ctrl+backspace/left/right, though.<br>
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On 4/18/2010 7:23 PM, Kenneth Younger wrote:
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cite="mid:v2p3cf2fb6b1004181723ld50581fdi9a3b4861961b5484@mail.gmail.com"
type="cite">Is there something out there that allows me to use keys
like home (beginning of line), end (end of line), ctrl-backspace
(delete word), ctrl-left (move cursor back one word), etc. on the
command line? Yes, I know about ctrl-a, ctrl-e (there's also
shift+home,end) - but I'd love to have the same keystrokes I use
everywhere else work on the command line too.<br>
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-Kenny<br>
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