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changed: - I'm packaging Axiom (Savannah CVS Des 30, 2004) for ALT Linux (www.altlinux.com). Now graphics works well under sman. But there are a few glitches I'd like to report on: 3. I have some troubles with clef. It doesn't understand ^end and ^delete keys. ^home and ^backspace works fine. So normally I start axiom without clef. GCL has readline input line editing support which works OK. Unfortunately GCL's line editing doesn't work under sman (with -noclef). I'm seeking the way to patch clef on linux. From unknown Thu Apr 20 02:44:09 -0500 2006 From: unknown Date: Thu, 20 Apr 2006 02:44:09 -0500 Subject: Try rlfe Message-ID: <20060420024409-0500@wiki.axiom-developer.org> rlfe is a small command line utility using GNU readline. It is included in the readline source distribution, but not compiled by default. You can get it also as a precompiled debian package. Invoke with: rlfe -h ~/.axiom.hist axiom -noclef Works pretty well, no problems with end and delete and you get all the features of GNU readline. It could also be extended to do command completion.
I'm packaging Axiom (Savannah CVS Des 30, 2004) for ALT Linux (www.altlinux.com). Now graphics works well under sman. But there are a few glitches I'd like to report on: 3. I have some troubles with clef. It doesn't understand ^end and ^delete keys. ^home and ^backspace works fine. So normally I start axiom without clef. GCL has readline input line editing support which works OK. Unfortunately GCL's line editing doesn't work under sman (with -noclef). I'm seeking the way to patch clef on linux. ------------------------------------------------------------ Try rlfe --unknown, Thu, 20 Apr 2006 02:44:09 -0500 rlfe is a small command line utility using GNU readline. It is included in the readline source distribution, but not compiled by default. You can get it also as a precompiled debian package. Invoke with: rlfe -h ~/.axiom.hist axiom -noclef Works pretty well, no problems with end and delete and you get all the features of GNU readline. It could also be extended to do command completion.