Send \x08 instead of \x7f when pressing backspace #3
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Was hoping someone had the same issue. Started using and couldn't backspace. Should merge |
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See also #7 how does this pull help, I don't know, I opened my solution. |
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By default, hterm sends the ASCII Delete character (\x7f) when hitting the backspace key. This is incompatible with the behavior of the nrf_cli library which only reacts on the backspace key (\x08). The result is that typos when entering stuff in the web-cli cannot be deleted from the command line. With the command below, we instruct hterm to actually emit the \x08 character when backspace is typed.