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getting ctrl-forward/backward working on cygwin and sles console

posted Tuesday, 7 November 2006
Are you used to jumping forward and backward a word on the console while typing a command? As the command gets bigger, moving around the command to change things get tougher if you cannot move one word at a time.

 I was working on windows cygwin, and i use the cygwin sshd service to give me ssh access to the windows machine, so that I can work from a familiar linux environment! Now cygwin did not allow me to use the ctrl-left arrow and ctrl-right arrow to move around the command, similar problem while remote login to sles machines.

Here is the solution: Add the following to you ~/.inputrc file

"\e[5C": forward-word
"\e[5D": backward-word
"\e[1;5C": forward-word
"\e[1;5D": backward-word

And you should be able to jump words!

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