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Check the manual for "emacs" command line editing mode.

On 12/23/06, Harold Fuchs <harold AT wolfeden DOT demon DOT co DOT uk> wrote:
> I'm using pdksh on Win XP Pro.
>
> If I use bash, then each time I hit the up-arrow key the previous command is
> displayed at the cursor ready for editing and/or re-submitting. DOS/CMD can
> be made to behave the same way by invoking DOSKEY.
>
> How do I get pdksh to behave the same way?
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