If you go back more than one input line in the readline history and then hit Ctrl+C, the initial behavior is correct.
However, if you then press the DOWN arrow key, the input line that appears is the one below where you hit Ctrl+C.
It means you are still in the same position in the readline history, even after pressing Ctrl+C.
Maybe this can be fixed with one of the terminal manipulation functions.
It might be interesting to learn more about them in the process.
If you go back more than one input line in the readline history and then hit
Ctrl+C, the initial behavior is correct.However, if you then press the
DOWNarrow key, the input line that appears is the one below where you hitCtrl+C.It means you are still in the same position in the readline history, even after pressing
Ctrl+C.Maybe this can be fixed with one of the terminal manipulation functions.
It might be interesting to learn more about them in the process.