Jeez, guys, what's the problem:
% od -c
[ Press F1 through F12 followed by two CTRL-Ds: ]
0000000 033 [ [ A 033 [ [ B 033 [ [ C 033 [ [ D
0000020 033 [ [ E 033 [ 1 7 ~ 033 [ 1 8 ~ 033 [
0000040 1 9 ~ 033 [ 2 0 ~ 033 [ 2 1 ~ 033 [ 2
0000060 3 ~ 033 [ 2 4 ~
0000067
% od -c
[ Press Insert, Home, Page Up, Delete, End, Page Down followed by two CTRL-Ds: ]
0000000 033 [ 2 ~ 033 [ 1 ~ 033 [ 5 ~ 033 [ 3 ~
0000020 033 [ 4 ~ 033 [ 6 ~
0000030
Randall Schulz
At 03:42 2003-02-21, Markus Schönhaber wrote:
'od -c' remains a mystery to me too - I guess I'll understand how that command works sometime later this century.
But since I too am strongly interested in putting the Ctrl-<Arrow> keys into buisiness (as previos-word, next-word), I tried the Ctrl-V trick. It worked - thanks to John from me too. This is what I got:
plain left: ^[[D
shift-left: ^[[d
ctrl-left: ^[Od (it's a capital "O" contained in there - not the number zero)
So I added these lines to my .inputrc to get the wordwise movement using Ctrl-<arrow>:
"\eOd": backward-word
"\eOc": forward-word
All the way long I have been talking about rxvt, of course.
Regards
mks
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