Re: Strange keypad bindings

[Peter Dyballa <Peter_Dyballa@Web.DE>]

Am 28.10.2007 um 17:30 schrieb David Sagan:

>> Before launching GNU Emacs set a reasonable value for TERM
>> environment variable. Terminal.app allows some adjustments in its
>> preferences.
>>
>
> I was using xterm. I tried, for example, vt102 and that fixed the "5"
> key but that  made some keys inoperable like the "=" key on the keypad
> so I'm no better off than before.

When you press in Terminal a function or cursor or numerical keypad  
key, then these keys produce ANSI Esc sequences (you can record them,  
for example in *scratch* buffer, with: C-q <key press>). These codes  
are quite characteristic for each terminal (or its emulation). So it  
should help when Terminal and the remote shell have the same TERM  
value set and since Terminal is quite inflexible make the remote site  
follow Terminal (I am using xterm-color).

Did you make a test with this set-up? It might also help to launch  
GNU Emacs with -Q that no customisation disturbs. Does it make a  
difference with and without -Q?

--
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   Pete

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