Re: Page Up/Down Issues With Emacs in Terminal

[Brandeis King <brandeis.a.king@gmail.com>]

On Wednesday, July 6, 2016 at 11:28:18 AM UTC-4, Yuri Khan wrote:
> Neither could I. Moreover, when I start "TERM=tmux emacs -Q -nw", the
> variable input-decode-map still contains a sequence for ESC [ 5 ~. I
> presumed it were added by xterm.el and that by setting a TERM which
> Emacs doesn’t know about would prevent that, but it seems at least one
> of those assumptions is false.
> 
> @Brandeis: Please also show us what you get when you press Ctrl+V PgUp
> at the zsh prompt, and what you have in the input-decode-map variable
> in emacs -Q -nw.

I tried "emacs -Q -nw" again today, and the page up/down buttons do work as expected. 

In answer to previously asked questions, term is "screen-256color" -- this is set in my Xresources file -- Ctrl+V PgUp prints ^[[5~  

Input-Decode Map variable holds:
Value: (keymap
 (27 keymap
     (79 keymap
	 (83 .
	     [f4])
	 (82 .
	     [f3])
	 (81 .
	     [f2])
	 (80 .
	     [f1])
	 (66 .
	     [down])
	 (67 .
	     [right])
	 (65 .
	     [up])
	 (68 .
	     [left]))
     (91 keymap
	 (53 keymap
	     (126 .
		  [prior]))
	 (54 keymap
	     (126 .
		  [next]))
	 (90 .
	     [backtab])
	 (51 keymap
	     (126 .
		  [deletechar]))
	 (50 keymap
	     (52 keymap
		 (126 .
		      [f12]))
	     (51 keymap
		 (126 .
		      [f11]))
	     (49 keymap
		 (126 .
		      [f10]))
	     (48 keymap
		 (126 .
		      [f9]))
	     (126 .
		  [insertchar]))
	 (52 keymap
	     (126 .
		  [end]))
	 (49 keymap
	     (57 keymap
		 (126 .
		      [f8]))
	     (56 keymap
		 (126 .
		      [f7]))
	     (55 keymap
		 (126 .
		      [f6]))
	     (53 keymap
		 (126 .
		      [f5]))
	     (126 .
		  [home])))))