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One more comment about BACKSPACE and DELETE: in the post-PDP-11, post-VT100 world of the IBM PC, BACKSPACE has come
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to mean "delete the character to the *left* of the cursor," and DELETE now means "delete the character *under* the cursor."
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Those are NOT what those keys meant to a typical VT100 user. BACKSPACE was originally a *non-destructive* leftward
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Those are NOT what those keys meant to the average VT100 user. BACKSPACE was originally a *non-destructive* leftward
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movement of the cursor, whereas DELETE was a *destructive* leftward movement. So DELETE on a VT100 is what an IBM PC
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user would think of as BACKSPACE. To make matters worse, some modern keyboards now label the traditional BACKSPACE key
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as DELETE.
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