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| Subject: | Why xfs_<utils> not 'readline' w/line-edit & history enabled? |
| From: | Linda Walsh <xfs@xxxxxxxxx> |
| Date: | Tue, 02 Oct 2012 09:44:51 -0700 |
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Something I've long wished for and wondered why it wasn't there -- was the ability to edit or re-edit a typed line, or recall a previous line from history. I'd really find it useful to even have the ability for it to save previous command sessions / tool. Given the usefulness of such, I was wondering why it had never been done? Just it never rose to the top of some task list? Or was there some desire to keep the tools less friendly and thus make them more difficult to use for casual use (i.e. it might have been a conscious design decision at some point). Is that reasoning still a strong enough factor to keep things like that out of the mainline code? |
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