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1.1 root 1: #print
2: Now you should understand the special characters del and ^U:
3:
4: del cancels the previous character typed (delete or rubout)
5: ^U cancels the line being typed and puts you on a new line
6: (called control-u)
7:
8: These are the default characters used by the system. Commonly,
9: del is replaced ^H (or backspace).
10:
11: ^U is typed by holding down the CTRL (for control) key and pressing
12: the letter 'u'. The reason that there are the two characters
13: '^' and 'U' to represent one special character is that ^U usually
14: will not print on the screen.
15:
16: If you make a typing mistake, you can use del and ^U to correct it
17: before you finish the line and the computer won't ever know about it.
18: For example, what will the computer really receive if you type assuming
19: ^H is used instead of del
20:
21: st^Hhe^Uthf^He
22:
23: at it? Figure this out in your head and reply "answer WORD" where
24: WORD is the word as it will be interpreted, and don't forget RETURN.
25: For example, if you think it will get "dog", type
26:
27: answer dog
28:
29: #copyin
30: #user
31: #uncopyin
32: #match the
33: #bad answerthe
34: Leave a space between "answer" and "the".
35: #log
36: #next
37: 0.1b 5
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