On (23:22 22/12/08), Peder Stray put forth the
proposition:
On Mon, 22 Dec 2008, Dave Wood wrote:
On (12:56 22/12/08), Peder Stray put forth
the proposition:
On Mon, 22 Dec 2008, Dave Wood wrote:
Your codes don't seem to be working. How did you find the
codes? Is there a lookup table some
On Mon, 22 Dec 2008, Dave Wood wrote:
On (12:56 22/12/08), Peder Stray put forth the
proposition:
On Mon, 22 Dec 2008, Dave Wood wrote:
Your codes don't seem to be working. How did you find the codes? Is
there a lookup table somewhere on the www? I think control codes depend
on the termina
On (12:56 22/12/08), Peder Stray put forth the
proposition:
On Mon, 22 Dec 2008, Dave Wood wrote:
Your codes don't seem to be working. How did you find the codes? Is
there a lookup table somewhere on the www? I think control codes
depend on the terminal in use.
i used cat, just started it
On Mon, 22 Dec 2008, Dave Wood wrote:
Your codes don't seem to be working. How did you find the codes? Is
there a lookup table somewhere on the www? I think control codes
depend on the terminal in use.
i used cat, just started it, and pressed the key i wanted the code for,
like this (after p
On (11:44 22/12/08), Peder Stray put forth the
proposition:
On Mon, 22 Dec 2008, Dave Wood wrote:
I use the following:
# C-left and C-right
bindkey "\033[1;5C" next
bindkey "\033[1;5D" prev
Thanks. These work but I have found a problem with some
applications where it seems an application'
On Mon, 22 Dec 2008, Dave Wood wrote:
I use the following:
# C-left and C-right
bindkey "\033[1;5C" next
bindkey "\033[1;5D" prev
Thanks. These work but I have found a problem with some applications
where it seems an application's keybinds override those of screen -
mutt and vim in insert m
