Thanks to Carsten B. Knudsen, Casper Dik, Lieven Marchand, Jacob Ritorto. SOLUTION: This is the original default behaviour on many (most System V based) Unix versions, where "@" is the line kill character. On BSDs, Linux and most other recent systems, line kill is bound to ctrl-U by default. It can be changed with stty kill "^U" (this is either [ctrl-U] or [caret followed by U]) or from X-session (e.g. dtterm): dtterm -tm "kill ^u" & ORIGINAL POSTING: > In some applications typing @ (Shift +2) causes deleting all to beginning > of the line (elm, ssh) - so it is not possible to write e-mail address or > password containg character @. Ladislav Kostal _______________________________________________ sunmanagers mailing list sunmanagers@sunmanagers.org http://www.sunmanagers.org/mailman/listinfo/sunmanagersReceived on Mon Nov 12 09:03:12 2001
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