On 12/22/08, Kyle Wheeler wrote: > On Monday, December 22 at 06:15 AM, quoth Joseph: > >> The arrow keys on the bottom right on you keyboard; for home/end > >> you have to press Fn+left/right (Fn -> bottom left of keyboard). > > > > What I would like is the real home/end keys. The Fn+left/right make the > > window go to the bottom or top via its local buffer. > > Ahhh, you're using Apple Terminal. All you need to do to get those to > behave in a more unix-ey way is to change your terminal settings. For > example, on OS X 10.4, under the Terminal menu, you select "Window > Settings...". In the dialog box that comes up, select "Keyboard" from > the drop-down menu at the top, and from there you can change what the > home/end/pageup/pagedown keys do. In OS X 10.5 you can do the same > thing, but they rearranged how the preferences work. I don't have a > 10.5 machine handy, but I use them regularly, and I've done the same > thing to them - you'll just have to poke around. > > Anyway, by default, like you say, Apple chose to make the > home/end/etc. keys work in the Terminal the way they work in other > applications: they manipulate the scroll bar. But it's relatively easy > to change them; it's just a preference setting in the Terminal > program.
Ah, that is looking/sounding better. Now, if I can figure out what string should be sent. It lets me control the scroll bar or send a string. -- respectfully, Joseph
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