Euphoria
Ticket #399:
Backspace when at beginning of line in ed.ex acts line Delete
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Reported by
jeremy
Nov 16, 2010
Example, Assume ^ is the cursor:
HE^LLO
Hit backspace once, the screen becomes "H^LLO" Hit backspace again, the screen becomes "^LLO". Hit backspace again and the screen becomes "^LO", another time "^O" and one more time "^"
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1. Comment by DerekParnell
Nov 25, 2010
The backspace key now deletes the character which is immediately before the cursor. This means that when the cursor is on the first column of a line, then the character deleted is the End-of-Line character of the line above; effectively joining the current line to the end of the previous line. The exception is that if the cursor is also on the first line, in which case nothing happens.
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