← Back to context Comment by macintux 6 months ago The number of times I’ve attempted to use Ctrl-U in a Python shell only to discover it doesn’t work… 2 comments macintux Reply fulafel 6 months ago Haven't seen this - shouldn't this always work on unixy platforms? If using readline/editline it works, and if built without it also works. macintux 6 months ago It’s an internal, custom, vaguely UNIX-like shell in Windows. Typically I’m running Python from bash; Ctrl-U works under bash, but not Python.
fulafel 6 months ago Haven't seen this - shouldn't this always work on unixy platforms? If using readline/editline it works, and if built without it also works. macintux 6 months ago It’s an internal, custom, vaguely UNIX-like shell in Windows. Typically I’m running Python from bash; Ctrl-U works under bash, but not Python.
macintux 6 months ago It’s an internal, custom, vaguely UNIX-like shell in Windows. Typically I’m running Python from bash; Ctrl-U works under bash, but not Python.
Haven't seen this - shouldn't this always work on unixy platforms? If using readline/editline it works, and if built without it also works.
It’s an internal, custom, vaguely UNIX-like shell in Windows. Typically I’m running Python from bash; Ctrl-U works under bash, but not Python.