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Re: [tlug] Linux Quiz: Call For Questions
- Date: Tue, 29 Apr 2014 10:41:56 +0900
- From: "Stephen J. Turnbull" <stephen@example.com>
- Subject: Re: [tlug] Linux Quiz: Call For Questions
- References: <535A6370.2020208@extellisys.com> <1478406.YKTgaLFHXY@dan> <CAJA1Y2YfyuHPitkeVTNa2-X=QYL99hQVyHkb29NLgAdfDQxiTA@mail.gmail.com> <1523145.5zBivLGWmt@dan>
Daniel A. Ramaley writes:
> On 2014-04-28 at 19:58:49 Bruno Raoult wrote:
> > I believe you are speaking about a special terminal. In no way ctrl-q
> > is a standard for special input.
> > It may be "Quit" sometimes :) On my Emacs, it is also different.
>
> Good point. ctrl-q is specific to my shell, bash. If i run csh i can see
> that it behaves differently.
Actually, I suspect it's specific to your .bashrc. ;-) The usual (I
hesitate to say "standard", but default in bash) quoting character in
POSIX shells is Ctrl-V, and Ctrl-Q is used for flow control (how
obsolete!) All of these can be changed with stty, of course.
Quiz: How do you find out what these control characters are?
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