id	summary	reporter	owner	description	type	status	priority	milestone	version	resolution	keywords	cc
102	Haskeline does not recognize many keys that readline did	josh		"Having upgraded from GHC 6.8 to GHC 6.10, I noticed many regressions when using the new haskeline-based GHCi versus the previous readline-based GHCi.  My fingers rebelled; filing this bug to request the recognition of additional keys by default.

First, key sequences that haskeline doesn't recognize:

{{{
keyseq: ""\ESCOH"" home
keyseq: ""\ESCOF"" end
keyseq: ""\ESC[3~"" delete
keyseq: ""\ESC[1;5A"" ctrl-up
keyseq: ""\ESC[1;5B"" ctrl-down
keyseq: ""\ESC[1;5C"" ctrl-right
keyseq: ""\ESC[1;5D"" ctrl-left
}}}

Second, bindings that haskeline doesn't recognize:

{{{
bind: ctrl-p up
bind: ctrl-n down
}}}

(Also ctrl-y for yank, but I haven't found that one yet.)

And third, bindings that readline doesn't have by default, but many distributions and users add to readline and thus allow in all readline-using apps:

{{{
bind: ctrl-left meta-b
bind: ctrl-right meta-f
}}}

Please consider adding these key sequences and bindings.

If any of these already exist in versions newer than that which shipped in GHC 6.10, my apologies."	defect	closed	major			fixed		duncan@…