Loadkeys trickery

Loadkeys trickery

[Dmitry Bogatov]

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Hello!

I work in linux terminal. I use fbterm and tmux.
I use loadkeys to get more keychords. Here is example of my config:

  keymaps 0-255
  alt keycode 1 = 0xFFFF
  control keycode 105 = 0xFFFE
  control keycode 106 = 0xFFFD
  control keycode 103 = 0xFFFC
  control keycode 108 = 0xFFFB
  ctrll keycode 103 = 0xFFFA
  shift keycode 57 = 0xFFF9
  keycode 56 = Alt
  keycode 100 = AltGr
  keycode 125 = ShiftL
  keycode 127 = ShiftR
  keycode 29 = CtrlL
  keycode 97 = CtrlR
  keycode 58 = Control

These 0xFFFF are some tibetian symbols, their exact values does not
matter. Under linux console, I can happily press (Shift + Space(=keycode
57)) and get strange symbol, and bind it to some command in emacs.  If I
start tmux, and press (Shift + Space), I get same strange symbol into
bash prompt. It is great. But! If I start emacs under tmux and press
Shift+Space, emacs interprets it as F10 and open text menu. I checked,
Vim works as expected (prints tibetian symbol).

Usually I run fbterm and tmux in it. Fbterm breaks nothing, but adds 256
colors.

Interesting enough, if I set TERM=linux under tmux, things works well.
I could set it for emacs, but I am unwilling to give up 256 colors.

Also I tried screen over tmux. Same result.

Maybe someone have idea or encountered such problem? Thank in advance for your
attention.

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Re: Loadkeys trickery

[Nancy]

 Hi,

 Sorry, I can not help you, but need your help :)
 How you got that key code map correctly? Different term have
different key code bind, how you known the number of each key exactly?

Thanks :)


On Fri, Nov 28, 2014 at 5:58 AM, Dmitry Bogatov <KAction@gnu.org> wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I work in linux terminal. I use fbterm and tmux.
> I use loadkeys to get more keychords. Here is example of my config:
>
>   keymaps 0-255
>   alt keycode 1 = 0xFFFF
>   control keycode 105 = 0xFFFE
>   control keycode 106 = 0xFFFD
>   control keycode 103 = 0xFFFC
>   control keycode 108 = 0xFFFB
>   ctrll keycode 103 = 0xFFFA
>   shift keycode 57 = 0xFFF9
>   keycode 56 = Alt
>   keycode 100 = AltGr
>   keycode 125 = ShiftL
>   keycode 127 = ShiftR
>   keycode 29 = CtrlL
>   keycode 97 = CtrlR
>   keycode 58 = Control
>
> These 0xFFFF are some tibetian symbols, their exact values does not
> matter. Under linux console, I can happily press (Shift + Space(=keycode
> 57)) and get strange symbol, and bind it to some command in emacs.  If I
> start tmux, and press (Shift + Space), I get same strange symbol into
> bash prompt. It is great. But! If I start emacs under tmux and press
> Shift+Space, emacs interprets it as F10 and open text menu. I checked,
> Vim works as expected (prints tibetian symbol).
>
> Usually I run fbterm and tmux in it. Fbterm breaks nothing, but adds 256
> colors.
>
> Interesting enough, if I set TERM=linux under tmux, things works well.
> I could set it for emacs, but I am unwilling to give up 256 colors.
>
> Also I tried screen over tmux. Same result.
>
> Maybe someone have idea or encountered such problem? Thank in advance for your
> attention.
>
> --
> Best regards, Dmitry Bogatov <KAction@gnu.org>,
> Free Software supporter, esperantisto and netiquette guardian.
> GPG: 54B7F00D



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Yu Rong Tan

Re: Loadkeys trickery

[Álvar Ibeas]

> different key code bind, how you known the number of each key exactly?

You can use ‘showkey’ to get the keycodes.

Re: Loadkeys trickery

[Nancy]

> You can use 'showkey' to get the keycodes.

It works! Thank you sir!   *^O^*


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Yu Rong Tan

Re: Loadkeys trickery

[Dmitry Bogatov]

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* Nancy <nancydreaming@gmail.com> [2014-12-01 17:18:30+0800]
>  Hi,
>
>  Sorry, I can not help you, but need your help :)
>  How you got that key code map correctly? Different term have
> different key code bind, how you known the number of each key exactly?
>
> Thanks :)

If I understand you correctly, you need showkey(1).

PS. Please, do not overquote.

PPS. I somehow worked around my problem. I do not understand why,
but if I start emacs via dtach(1) and have (server-start) in init file,
it works correctly, but if I use emacs --daemon, it does not.

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Best regards, Dmitry Bogatov <KAction@gnu.org>,
Free Software supporter, esperantisto and netiquette guardian.
GPG: 54B7F00D

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