- Subject: [Jed-users-l] jed in xterm
- From: frank <y199mp1505@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2012 15:06:46 +0200
Ubuntu 12.04, 64 bit, jed (not xjed) is running in xterm.
Keystrings as effectively received by jed:
------------------------------------------------------------
! plain shift alt shift ctrl shift
! -alt -ctrl
------------------------------------------------------------
F1 ^[OP ^[O1;2P ^[O1;3P ^[O1;4P ^[O1;5P ^[O1;6P
F2 ^[OQ ^[O1;2Q ^[O1;3Q ^[O1;4Q ^[O1;5Q ^[O1;6Q
F3 ^[OR ^[O1;2R ^[O1;3R ^[O1;4R ^[O1;5R ^[O1;6R
F4 ^[OS ^[O1;2S ^[O1;3S ^[O1;4S ^[O1;5S ^[O1;6S
F5 ^[15 ^[15;2~ ^[15;3~ ^[15;4~ ^[15;5~ ^[15;6~
F6 ^[17 ^[17;2~ ^[17;3~ ^[17;4~ ^[17;5~ ^[17;6~
F7 ^[18 ^[18;2~ ^[18;3~ ^[18;4~ ^[18;5~ ^[18;6~
F8 ^[19 ^[19;2~ ^[19;3~ ^[19;4~ ^[19;5~ ^[19;6~
F9 ^[20 ^[20;2~ ^[20;3~ ^[20;4~ ^[20;5~ ^[20;6~
F10 ^[21 ^[21;2~ ^[21;3~ ^[21;4~ ^[21;5~ ^[21;6~
F11 ^[22 ^[22;2~ ^[22;3~ ^[22;4~ ^[22;5~ ^[22;6~
F12 ^[23 ^[23;2~ ^[23;3~ ^[23;4~ ^[23;5~ ^[23;6~
Since the function 'show key' fails to read the modifier, above
strings were determined with the following function:
define trykey()
{
variable ch;
variable inpt = Null_String;
flush("Press key");
sleep(1);
% you have got less than two seconds to act
while (input_pending (1))
{
ch = getkey ();
inpt += char(ch);
}
flush(inpt);
}
Although the keystrings are indeed received by jed, they prove
useless in 'setkey'. Is there a workaround so they can be
effectevely assigned to some function?
Thanks
frank
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