Re: Mapping ctrl+arrow keys

2010-01-04 Thread Alexander Sandler
> > For a similar problem in bash I just did this in my .inputrc: > > # For urxvt->screen > "\eOc": forward-word > "\eOd": backward-word > "\eO5C": forward-word > "\eO5D": backward-word > > Basically just add more bindings. I did something similar in .vimrc as > well. > > The thing is that I have

Re: Mapping ctrl+arrow keys

2009-12-30 Thread Alexander Sandler
etely lost. So, again, if anyone have an idea what might be the problem, please drop a line. Thanks. Alex. On Mon, Dec 28, 2009 at 9:48 AM, Alexander Sandler < alexander.sand...@gmail.com> wrote: > I am working with zsh over putty. Normally, I have ctrl+left and ctrl+right > mapped to

Mapping ctrl+arrow keys

2009-12-30 Thread Alexander Sandler
I am working with zsh over putty. Normally, I have ctrl+left and ctrl+right mapped to ^[OD and ^[OC. I bound them to backward-word and forward-word commands (which move cursor one word forward and one word backward). This works wonderfully, but somehow stops working when I start screen. From some r