> Sam Xie:
> read a mail, push the <End> key, an error message says,
> "keys not bound. Press '?' for help."
this happened to me when switching over from command- line to x11 on a new
computer. try ^V <End> in the shell command- line, it tells you what key-
sequence gets emmitted. control-V is for "verbose", it can also be used in
vi to input control keys, escapes etc. into macro- definitions, where they
must not be expanded until actual use.
example from my mutt/.xkeys:
the following line binds <F1> to display documentation:
macro pager \e[11~ "<shell-escape>less /usr/local/share/mutt/manual.txt\n"\
"documentation"
likewise, if one wants to update .muttrc with <F2>:
macro pager \e[12~ "<shell-escape>vi ~/.muttrc\n" "edit configuration"
i got the keysequence to use from the bash- commandline: "^V ^[[11~" was
the answer to ^V<F1>, where ^[ is the control- code for escape. the proper
command might look something like:
bind pager \e[11~ end-line
but please consult documentation first, or simply use "?" to find out about
the end-line function.
clemens
