- Subject: Re: [jed-users] Is jed-users still active?
- From: Roland Hughes <roland@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 24 Jan 2015 08:05:22 -0600
Thanks for the pointer on the line below. I did have to kill the
terminal session once I ran it though because I couldn't find a way out.
On Mint17 KDE the following .jedrc gets the bulk of CUA navigation for
both Konsole and Yakuake.
require ("keydefs");
%require ("emacs");
require ("wmark.sl");
setkey ("bol", Key_Home);
setkey ("eol", Key_End);
setkey ("beg_of_buffer", "\e[1;5H" );
setkey ("end_of_buffer", "\e[1;5F" );
USE_TABS = 0;
TAB_DEFAULT = 4;
WRAP = 0;
I could make nothing work in the Gicky Gnasty Gnome world. Attempting to
use "\e0F" or "\e0H" (the values returned by keycode experiment)
yielded some kind of missmatched keys error. Actually the terminal
being unable to coexist with Jed is one of the reasons I don't load
Gnome desktops for actual work. I don't use Jed that often, but when I
do I need it. A terminal which steals my <ALT><F> and <ALT><S> is
completely unacceptable. I even filed a bug report on it years ago.
The maintainer flagged it as "won't fix".
Oh well. Thanks for the tip. I guess someone at some point should
gather all of these tips and put them into a single document.
On 01/23/2015 05:36 PM, John E. Davis wrote:
jed -l keycode -f keycode
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