ESC ESC UP 2

ESC ESC UP 2

[A Soare]

Here is another bug like the other one (ESC ESC UP)

1. In console (not in X, or mac!) run emacs -Q

2. C-h k

Now press ESC ESC UP.

Result:

ESC ESC ESC runs the command keyboard-escape-quit. etc...

More, an unknown char in inserted in *scratch*.

Re: ESC ESC UP 2

[Roberto Rodríguez]

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2007/3/29, A Soare <alinsoar@voila.fr>:

>
> Now press ESC ESC UP.
>
> Result:
>
> ESC ESC ESC runs the command keyboard-escape-quit. etc...
>

The same thing happens to me.  And also M-> runs M-|.
But I don't think Emacs is the culprit so much as the console keymaps and/or
drivers.
(You tried that in GNU/Linux, didn't you?)

-- 
Roberto Rodríguez
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Re: ESC ESC UP 2

[Michaël Cadilhac]

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A Soare <alinsoar@voila.fr> writes:

> Here is another bug like the other one (ESC ESC UP)
>
> 1. In console (not in X, or mac!) run emacs -Q
>
> 2. C-h k
>
> Now press ESC ESC UP.
>
> Result:
>
> ESC ESC ESC runs the command keyboard-escape-quit. etc...
>
> More, an unknown char in inserted in *scratch*.

This is normal, AFAIK. The <Up> key is an escaped combination
(something like ESC [A) translated to C-p by the Mighty Emacs. If you
do M-q <Up>, you'll see what I mean.

(for example, on console, just try ESC [ A).

Cheers.

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Re: ESC ESC UP 2

[A Soare]

> > Here is another bug like the other one (ESC ESC UP)
> >
> > 1. In console (not in X, or mac!) run emacs -Q
> >
> > 2. C-h k
> >
> > Now press ESC ESC UP.
> >
> > Result:
> >
> > ESC ESC ESC runs the command keyboard-escape-quit. etc...
> >
> > More, an unknown char in inserted in *scratch*.
> 

> This is normal, AFAIK. The <Up> key is an escaped combination
> (something like ESC [A) translated to C-p by the Mighty Emacs. If you
> do M-q <Up>, you'll see what I mean.

Now I understand. ESC UP give correct message in console because its length is 3. (C-q UP)

> 
> (for example, on console, just try ESC [ A).
> 

Adessias