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Hello, in Emacs, but also GNU readline, bash and other shell the case editing behavior is different than used here. In Emacs when you press one of these keys inside a word, only the characters up to the end of the word are affected, so if | is the cursor, and you are in this situation foo|bar and then you press M-C in the shell you get fooBar, with noise instead you get Foobar. This is the same for the other case commands.
I think there should be a compiler option to enable classic behavior.
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Hello, in Emacs, but also GNU readline, bash and other shell the case editing behavior is different than used here. In Emacs when you press one of these keys inside a word, only the characters up to the end of the word are affected, so if
|
is the cursor, and you are in this situationfoo|bar
and then you press M-C in the shell you get fooBar, with noise instead you get Foobar. This is the same for the other case commands.I think there should be a compiler option to enable classic behavior.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: