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process-enter-whole-line: preference variable
Default value: 1
Bits in this variable control what happens when you press <Enter> in a
process or ssh buffer. The 1 bit makes pressing <Enter> in the
concurrent process buffer move to the end of the current line before
sending it to the process, but only when in a line that has not yet
been sent to the process. When you press <Enter> from some earlier
line in the buffer, the 2 bit makes Epsilon copy the entire
current line (except for the prompt) to the end of the buffer (making
it easier to repeat a command), instead of inserting a new line. The
4 bit makes Epsilon position the cursor at the start of a line
retrieved from command history with Alt-n or Alt-p, not at its end.
(This last bit also affects telnet buffers.)
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