Closed AddictArts closed 4 years ago
Sorry, I am more a vim user than an emacs user. In fact I have never used emacs. Can you please help me with a set of steps to reproduce?
Thanks!
$ emacs .bashrc
Hit CTRL, you will see it
Can't CTRL-D, etc. You'll have to kill wsl-terminal to exit emacs and everything else.
My emacs works well with CTRL-d
, but not ALT-d
. In fact it's not emacs setting problem. You can reproduce the same problem on bash, type something and type ALT - d
(delete the whole word), you can see it, no response. But you can do it via shift - alt - d
, to delete the whole word. The workaround works in emacs, also.
And I just found Alt -D
may not be related with wsl-terminal. WSL has this problem too.
I don't think it's a wsl-terminal problem. I just tested on a freshly installed Ubuntu in wsl and wsl-terminal 0.9.0
Are you using the latest version of wsl-terminal?
Alt-D also works for me.
any feedback?
Thanks for asking and thanks for the updates. I'm back on a Mac for the moment, so I don't have any feedback. Thanks again. Cheers
It prints into the editor ;5u for example. This does not happen in wsl bash via the ubuntu launcher.