> |> In other words, the "~" is neither printed nor removed from the keyboard
> |> buffer, but parsed on BOTH command lines!
>
> Why do you think that the ~ is parsed on the first line? Remember that cd
> alone is the same as `cd $HOME'.
Duh! Just learned a new thing about cd :). Thank you for pointing this
out.
I have now tested it with other commands, and the ~ is NOT parsed on the
first command line (which is the only place, it really SHOULD be parsed).
The bug is still present: Dead keys are not triggered by hitting
the return key, as they are supposed to. They stick to the next line in
the console.
Claus Hindsgaul
claush@ DELETE.bergsoe.dtu.dk
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