CTRL-Z to Toggle Inverse does nothing

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Is it just me, or did Bill Campbell say:
> On Thu, Jul 17, 2008, Frank Schenkhuizen, Jr. wrote:
> >Like I said before, I haven't changed anything in my system for years, now I
> >have an opportunity to spend some time enhancing a few things. The CTRL-Z
> >always worked just fine before, now it does nothing. 
> >
> >I this also something that may have been affected when moving to SCO Rel.
> >6.0? Has anyone else ever experienced this problem? It does not function on
> >the console and I've tried several TERM settings to see if that would help
> >on my PC's.
> 
> The ctrl-Z only works with shell that support job control,
> /bin/ksh, /bin/bash, but not /bin/sh.  Perhaps your old system
> had /bin/ksh or /bin/bash linked to /bin/sh?

Erm...  I'm confused on what you're thinking, Bill.

^Z only works -as SIGSUSP- in shells with POSIX job control.  The OP is
talking about fP's ^Z inverse text toggle not working--which would only
work inside a shell -without- POSIX job control.  Under those shells, you
have to remap either fP's key, or set SIGSUSP to something else with stty.

If he says it does nothing, then neither is working.  I'd think he'd notice
a "Suspended" notice that, and not just say it does nothing.

mark->
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