(by the way, patch #258 simply plugs a hole which seems that it should
have appeared in #256 or before, the changes in this bug report come from #257)

This report sounds like two bugs:

a) patch #257 introduces a binding for Scroll_Lock.  While I did make the 
feature
   configurable (a compile-time ifdef could remove it entirely, or a resource 
can
   disable most of the feature), I overlooked the fact that other people would 
be
   using this orphaned key as well.

   For a quick workaround - if you set allowScrollOps resource to false, is the
   intercept of the key still interfering with your use of it?

   (if it is still interfering, I'll have to make the feature configurability
   different, e.g., by deciding whether to add it to the translations 
dynamically).

b) the scroll-lock feature doesn't work with fast-scrolling.

   Fixing this may take more time than (a), so I'm inclined to focus on being 
able
   to enable/disable the feature with low impact.

-- 
Thomas E. Dickey <dic...@invisible-island.net>
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