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C-RET never works #448
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My ble-bind should be the default, I haven't changed anything but here it is for completeness: `ble-bind -P` output
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As noted in README 3.3, C-RET can be used only when your terminal supports it or allows configuring it. What is your terminal? |
Thanks @akinomyoga for the quick reply. I'm using gnome-terminal. I had read 3.3 and also 3.6.4 where it points but the implication wasn't clear to me. I didn't understand until just now that So as I understand it: my terminal does not support To make the latter determination I used
So then my best option is to rely on |
I was trying to check whether there is a way to configure the key sequence for each key combination, but GNOME Terminal (whose core is called VTE) intensionally doesn't seem to implement the configuring. I found a comment by the VTE developer in microsoft/terminal#2005 (comment). In addition, the developer tells on the same thread that they don't want to implement |
So yes, I think so, unfortunately. |
No worries and much thanks for the follow up! |
New ble.sh user so perhaps I'm just missing something, but when I get an autocomplete at the prompt, I understand that
C-RET
(control + enter) should select and execute auto-completion but it does not.For example I type
echo
and wait a second andecho hi
is offered as the auto-complete (see screenshot), if I hit thenC-RET
it executes onlyecho
, same as if I simply hitRET
.C-j
does accept and execute the completion, however.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: