Re: address@hidden: C-k must be repeated in shell to kill a line that has a prompt]

[Stefan Monnier]

> > Currently `end-of-line' (and consequently `kill-line'), when invoked
> > inside a prompt, stops at the end of the prompt, not a the end of the
> > line, and this can be confusing.  Changing things so that `end-of-line'
> > only stops when it hits the end of a `real' field (e.g., the comint
> > input field) seems to be a reasonable fix for this problem.

And for symetry, beginning-of-line should only stop when it hits
the beginning of a "real" field (which in the case of comint
won't make any difference).


        Stefan