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Re: Emacs like line editing during perl input.: msg#00959emacs.help
those who know me have no need of my name <not-a-real-address@xxxxxxx> writes: > in gnu.emacs.help i read: >>those who know me have no need of my name <not-a-real-address@xxxxxxx> >>writes: > >>Sorry Those, but Nope ... you're not redirecting me. I posted here >>for a purpose. I wanted the input of emacs perl sharpies. > > too bad, they'd answer your entirely perl question. (childish-mode: i know > how to do what you want to do, in fact it's plain as can be for anyone that > is willing to invest the effort in actually learning a little perl, but i'm > not going to tell you because you decided to ignore my hint, and besides > it's off-topic for this group.) You're a hard man Those.. But suprise, I've already posted about this thrice on the perl beginner list. I get no farther than suggestions to use Term::ReadLine. If it were really plain to see, I'd see it. I've written semi extensive perl scripts and know rudimentary perl. I want emacs style editing so while it may be a bit of a stretch, it is emacs related. |
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