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At 11:57 AM 10/10/98 +0200, H. Eckert wrote:

>What does ^T do in bash ?  In my tcsh it justs swaps to adjacent chars.

That's the EMACS keystroke convention. The "T" stands for "transpose."
The story goes that RMS was a sloppy typist and transposed letters a
lot, so he devoted a valuable 1-key command to undoing this common
mistake.

A tab is ^I.

--Brett


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