From: F. Xavier Noria
Subject: CLISP: gnu readline in windows?
Date: 
Message-ID: <3797443a.20947238@news.iddeo.es>
Hello,

Sometime ago I post a similar question.  Now I can be a little
more precise:

I cannot get the readline facilities of CLISP to be active
running under Win98.  I have an .inputrc file with a unique
line (set enable-keypad on) and an INPUTRC environment variable
pointing to it.  Do you know what should I do to get it?

Thank you very much,

-- Xavier

From: Steve Gonedes
Subject: Re: CLISP: gnu readline in windows?
Date: 
Message-ID: <m2so6e6qvp.fsf@KludgeUnix.com>
···@retemail.es (F. Xavier Noria) writes:

< 
< Hello,
< 
< Sometime ago I post a similar question.  Now I can be a little
< more precise:
< 
< I cannot get the readline facilities of CLISP to be active
< running under Win98.  I have an .inputrc file with a unique
< line (set enable-keypad on) and an INPUTRC environment variable
< pointing to it.  Do you know what should I do to get it?
< 
< Thank you very much,
< 
< -- Xavier

Have you tried setting a HOME variable? Just a thought.
From: F. Xavier Noria
Subject: Re: CLISP: gnu readline in windows?
Date: 
Message-ID: <379ad0bb.263659@news.iddeo.es>
Steve Gonedes <········@worldnet.att.net> wrote:

: < I cannot get the readline facilities of CLISP to be active
: < running under Win98.  I have an .inputrc file with a unique
: < line (set enable-keypad on) and an INPUTRC environment variable
: < pointing to it.  Do you know what should I do to get it?
: < 
: < Thank you very much,
: < 
: < -- Xavier
: 
: Have you tried setting a HOME variable? Just a thought.

 Thanks!

 I have deleted the INPUTRC variable and I put the .iputrc file
 in the directory HOME points to, but it doesn't work.

 Could my binaries have been linked without that library?

 -- Xavier