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Subject: Printing ^C, ^D key presses at end of prompt when pressed
From: Michael Treibton <mtreibton@googlemail.com>
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Hi all,

In bash, if I type something at the prompt, and press ^C, my prompt
would look like this:

$ some command ^C

That is the "^C" is explicitly printed.  Likewise if I press ^D to
logout from a prompt, that too is printed:

$ ^D

But in zsh, this doesn't happen, and as odd as it may seem I really
miss this visual indication of this.

Can this be done in Zsh?

TIA,

Michael