Keyboard shortcuts lost on Linux in A6.1 alpha #256
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I think these were mistakenly added to be similar to Emacs navigation
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I think these were mistakenly added to be similar to Emacs navigation Signed-off-by: Brock Wilcox <[email protected]>
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I did a bisect and found that this issue was introduced in 09c92fe, which added some emacs-style keybindings; so now Ctrl+A goes the the end-of-line (though it was meant to be start-of-line), and Ctrl+E goes to start-of-line (though it was meant to be end-of-line); both of which override the Anyway ... I think was a mistake in the previous commit, so I opened up #262 to undo that part. Verified by testing locally. |
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I think these were mistakenly added to be similar to Emacs navigation Signed-off-by: Brock Wilcox <[email protected]>
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Thanks. Ctrl-<- and Ctrl+-> also work like Home and End-of-line, rather than word-jumping. |
This issue is still unsolved. Ctrl-<-/-> should just jump word by word. |
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Ctrl+E and Ctrl+A used to work in A6 on Linux, but they don't work in d531233 (but they work in nmacedo@de0bd2f).
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