Jeffery Small wrote:
> >Perhaps you can make your key send CSI instead of Esc to avoid the
> >confusion.
>
> Bram:
>
> This sounds interesting, however I'm not sure how to do this or even if I can.
> I am using an xterm with the standard C character set (LC_TYPE=C). Can I
> even define an 8-bit code with this character set? In my .Xdefaults file I
> added the lines:
>
> xterm*VT100*translations: #override \n\
> <Key>F11: string(0x9B) string("[192z")
>
> but the key still outputs ^[[192z - probably because the high bit is being
> stripped off. If you have any suggestions, I'm interested. And thanks for
> the reply.
It should be possible for xterm. I think you need to enable the
"8-bit-control" or "eightBitControl" somewhere.
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