Re: multiple eshells

[Barman Brakjoller]

John Wiegley <johnw@gnu.org> wrote in message > > What is it used for instead? 
I actually tried to use C-u in eshell
> > today (to run a keyboard macro many times) and was annoyed that it
> > did not work. And of course I use eshell-rebind. :)
> 
> C-u (in eshell-rebind and bash) means "erase the current input
> line".  And C-w means "erase the last word".

Aaah. Like C-a C-k, but in one command, great!