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From: kccheng AT hycpsg01 DOT fnal DOT gov (Kuang-chun Cheng)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: readline in GDB
Date: 3 May 1996 18:44:46 GMT
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Jeffrey Taylor (elric AT wheel DOT ucdavis DOT edu) wrote:
: Kuang-chun Cheng (kccheng AT hycpsg01 DOT fnal DOT gov) wrote:

: : Hi,

: :    Well, just simple question which I can't find in FAQ.  What's
: : the name of readline initialization file used by GDB.  I know it's
: : ~/.inputrc in UNIX machine, but how about PC.  I had tried input.rc,
: : inputrc ... but didn't success :( 

: The file "gdb.ini" is read when gdb starts up for commands.


   Sorry, maybe I didn't explain my question very well.  GDB use GNU-readline
as its command interface.  In UNIX if I want to set the GDB editing-mode to
vi mode.  I can put a command, "set editing-mode vi" in ~/.inputrc file.
Then when GDB involve readline, it will look at the commands inside ~/.inputrc. 
It's different from the GDB initialization file (gdb.ini for DOS and .gdbinit
for UNIX machine).

   So, again, what's name of GNU-readline initialization file in DOS
environment which will change the command interface of GDB ?

Thanks.

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