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Unicode backspace key symbol - Super User Is there a Unicode symbol for the backspace key ⌫, the x inside a left-pointing arrow? I know that Unicode has a quot;BACKSPACE quot; control character (U+0008) that it inherited from ASCII, and i
Wheel Backspacing and Offset Info - Tacoma World ^yes I see that it's 0 Is that gonna affect anything on my truck? Why would te guy tell me 4 5 backspace, and 12 offset? Is he just trying to sell some wheels? You cant have 2 wheels that are the same width and backspacing, but have different offsets Were the wheels you were looking at and the ones hes trying to sell same everything?
macos - Forward delete using Apple keyboard - Super User a forward delete in Mac, like <-backspace on windows A Forward Delete on a Mac is not the Backspace on Windows, but is the Delete on a Windows keyboard The Backspace on a Windows keyboard is called Delete on a Mac On a Mac, the Delete key is labeled " delete " or shows some left arrow (and ⌫ in the menus) The Forward Delete is labeled "⌦" or " del " (not " delete "), or " delete
Bash, how to globally fix ^H and ^? backspace problems 16 I'd like to fix this frequent problem where the shell on a remote server thinks my terminal's backspace key is ^? and sometimes it thinks it is ^H, and happens to be incorrect and outputs the wrong character when I press backspace
Ctrl+Backspace inserts a small box instead of erasing When I press Ctrl+Backspace, sometimes a small square is inserted, instead of the entire word being erased The problem only happens in some text boxes; in others the shortcut works like it should
Backspacing with vim - Super User 0 You can use the mapping Sachin Shekhar suggested or do it "the Vi way", but there is in my opinion a better way: The backspace setting controls how the Backspace key works Putting this in your vimrc makes the Backspace key work the way most people expect: set backspace=indent,eol,start Do :h 'backspace for more information