On 11-02-14 07:51 PM, Martin [gz] wrote:
>> If you're using "bzr shell", then your own shell's facilities are not
>> relevant. Why do you mention them?
>
> It seemed pertinent in that history works for me without further support
> from readline, it's a feature of the console.
No, it's not. It seems like you're talking about the per-session
history, and that functionality is provided by readline, whether or not
you do anything with the module.
The history-related code you see is for loading and saving the history
between sessions. Disabling that code would not disable the per-session
history, which might be why you think it's provided by your shell.
Aaron
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On 11-02-14 07:51 PM, Martin [gz] wrote:
>> If you're using "bzr shell", then your own shell's facilities are not
>> relevant. Why do you mention them?
>
> It seemed pertinent in that history works for me without further support
> from readline, it's a feature of the console.
No, it's not. It seems like you're talking about the per-session
history, and that functionality is provided by readline, whether or not
you do anything with the module.
The history-related code you see is for loading and saving the history
between sessions. Disabling that code would not disable the per-session
history, which might be why you think it's provided by your shell.
Aaron enigmail. mozdev. org/
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