Re: C-Home, C-End doesn't work in gnome-terminal - any idea why?

["\"Peter Valdemar Mørch (Lists)\"" <4ux6as402@sneakemail.com>]

tomas-at-tuxteam.de |Lists| wrote:
> I'd guess it's gnome-terminal eating the keystrokes. Try the following
> experiment (on a shell on a Gnome terminal, that is :)
> 
>   hexdump -C
> 
> Then type away at it. You should see a hexdump of your input. Then type
> CTRL-Home. Does hexdump "see" it?

hexdump -C produces output showing the same hex values that my perl 
snippet did in the OP:

gnome-terminal:
^[OH00000000  1b 4f 48                                          |.OH|
00000003
xterm:
^[[1;5H00000000  1b 5b 31 3b 35 48                                 |.[1;5H|
00000006

It doesn't seem that gnome-terminal "eats" the keystrokes, it just 
produces other keystrokes than xterm does.

> Now go to the terminal's menu "Edit->Keyboard Shortcuts". On mine theere
> is a "Disable all menu access keys". This one fixed it for me.

On mine (current ubuntu jaunty - gnome-terminal v. 2.26.0) there are two 
settings under Edit / Keyboard Shortcuts: "Enable menu access keys" and 
"Enable the menu shortcut key". Whether or not they are enabled makes no 
difference.

Thanks for taking the time to post, Thomas.

Peter

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