On Mon, Jul 13, 1998 at 04:16:31PM +0100, Pete Forman wrote:
> The cursor arrow keys can generate a prefix of ^[O (escape capital-O,
> aka SS3) or ^[[ (escape left-bracket, aka CSI). Which prefix is used
> may be set by one of the DEC Private Mode sequences.
All this is fascinating, but quite irrelevant. As I said, I have
explicitly re-mapped what the various cursor keys and
Home,End,PageUp,PageDown keys produce in a xterm via my VT100*translations
resource.
I happened to choose ^[O totally at random. I didnt know it happens to be a
existing prefix (with its own name at that!)
All this is working fine with xterm, vim, slrn, mutt, etc when I am NOT
using fvwm2 as my window manager.
This is why I am convinced that this is a fvwm2 thingie.
Consider:
1. xterm --- fine
2. vim --- fine
3 slrn --- fine
4. Use a 'Key' command from .fvwm2rc
5. Things break.
Is this not clear? Me thinks Fvwm2 is "resetting the prefix".
Thanks,
Vikas
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Received on Mon Jul 13 1998 - 11:58:53 BST