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On Thu, 11 May 2000 06:00:15 -0800, Mr. Art wrote:
>some systems allow you to edit the command line without deleting
>the characters that you pass over. Just back arrow to the "-"
>and change to the "+" and press enter. Even MSDOS allowed this
>if you were running DOSKEY. It was very handy back in my DOS-days.
>Right now I am using POV-Ray for BeOS. No GUI for this port, so
>everything is from a terminal and that command-line editing is
>really handy.
Yes we've got it here too, I don't count using the arrow keys as
typing, but obviously some do.
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