2010/3/12 Thomas Dickey dic...@his.com
On Fri, 12 Mar 2010, Miguel Pérez wrote:
It does, but they are not recognized. Here's an example of different
alt-f1
sequences I've seen:
Konsole (TERM=konsole), native keyboard (xterm XFree 4.x.x): ^[O3P
xterm (TERM=xterm): ^[[1;3P
urxvt (TERM=rxvt-unicode): ^[^[[11~
mlterm (TERM=mlterm): ^[[11;3~
Midnight Commander doesn't recognize any of these. I wonder what kind of
terminal does it expect (shouldn't it be flexibly detected from TERM?).
terminfo should provide the details (using the convention from xterm,
which encodes 12 function-keys with control-, shift-, alt-modifiers).
The last I noticed, Konsole doesn't _set_ $TERM, but has a keyboard setting
(analogous to the predefined flavors in xterm for Sun, HP, etc).
Then something seems to be wrong, because I have TERM properly set in the
various terminals, yet Midnight Commander doesn't seem to understand many of
the posible escape sequences (mostly Alt/Control combinations with
Fn/Ins/Del/Home/End and Shift+Tab).
~Miguel
2010/3/11 Thomas Dickey dic...@his.com
On Thu, 11 Mar 2010, Miguel Pérez wrote:
What I wonder is why even on the reference terminal xterm, some key
escape
sequences aren't even recognized, including simple enough ones such as
ctrl-f1 or alt-f1.
It depends on the keyboard configuration. (The vt220 flavor won't do
much with control/F1). The (default) Sun/PC does send different
sequences...
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