Hi,
I have this set in my muttrc:
bind pager next-line
bind pager previous-line
bind pager previous-entry
bind pager next-entry
Which works well for me, with the exception of when I accidentally
press & hold down the key instead of the key and go
flying through a bunch of m
On 10Jun2012 17:41, John Magolske wrote:
| I have this set in my muttrc:
|
| bind pager next-line
| bind pager previous-line
| bind pager previous-entry
| bind pager next-entry
|
| Which works well for me, with the exception of when I accidentally
| press & hold down the key
* Cameron Simpson [120611 07:20]:
> On 10Jun2012 17:41, John Magolske wrote:
> | [...] when I accidentally press & hold down the key
> | instead of the key and go flying through a bunch of
> | messages at a rate somewhat related to the keyboard repeat rate
> | (which I have set very high). What
On 11Jun2012 20:37, John Magolske wrote:
| * Cameron Simpson [120611 07:20]:
| > On 10Jun2012 17:41, John Magolske wrote:
| > | [...] when I accidentally press & hold down the key
| > | instead of the key and go flying through a bunch of
| > | messages at a rate somewhat related to the keyboar
Hi,
* Cameron Simpson [120611 07:20]:
> ... curses delivers a bare ESC if you just tap escape, and the other
> keys send ESC-blah-blah, curses distinguishes them by the delay
> after a "real" ESC. In principle you could make your terminfo entry
> describe some unused keystroke as having the escap
On 21Jun2012 13:24, John Magolske wrote:
| Ok, I gave this a try...checking to make sure my modified terminfo
| is being read:
|
| % TERM=$TERM-mutt
| % echo $TERM
| screen.linux-mutt
| % infocmp $TERM | grep kMSG
| il=\E[%p1%dL, il1=\E[L, ind=^J, is2=\E)0, kMSG=\EOC\
* Cameron Simpson [120622 08:58]:
> On 21Jun2012 13:24, John Magolske wrote:
> | Ok, I gave this a try...checking to make sure my modified terminfo
> | is being read:
> |
> | % TERM=$TERM-mutt
> | % echo $TERM
> | screen.linux-mutt
> | % infocmp $TERM | grep kMSG
> |
