Re: ESC p is history in *shell*, in bash, C-p

[Kai Großjohann]

jidanni@deadspam.com (Dan Jacobson) writes:

> Do you find, after using a *shell* window for half an hour, and then
> going back to a usual non-emacs bash session, you carry over the ESC p
> history recall habit, for a few accidental commands, even though you
> wonder why you don't know better, and should be hitting C-p, being
> that you only use a emacs *shell* window 2% of the time.

I like eshell's behavior: when after the shell prompt, C-p means
backward in history, elsewhere in the buffer it moves point.

kai
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