On my keyboard, singlequote is too close to return and so often gets pressed by mistake.<br>So I&#39;ve extended the sunkeyboardhack option (which removes an extraneous backquote<br>at the end of the command line). Now, one can put e.g.<br>

<br>KEYBOARD_HACK=\&#39;<br><br>in .zshrc to have singlequote (or any other ascii character) removed from the end of the<br>commandline before it is parsed. This applies only to interactive shells.<br>Should the character chosen be singlequote, backquote or doublequote, there also<br>

has to be an odd number of them on the line for the last one to be removed<br>(since they often appear there intentionally). The old sunkeyboardhack option<br>still works and will make backquote the char-to-be-removed.<br>
<br>(I apologize for sending the patch as an attachment. It is formatted with git format-patch,<br>but my ISP is playing tricks that prevents me from getting sendmail to work)<br><br>/Joakim Rosqvist<br><br><br>