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From: "Felix E. Klee" <felix.klee@inka.de>
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Subject: Re: emacs config
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Thanks for your respone.
John Chandler wrote:
> The "[home]" in that example is a keyboard event, rather than a
> character code, and it probably doesn't have an equivalent sequence of
> keystrokes (in any case, I haven't found one). This fact more-or-less
> rules out the first approach. For the second, the details depend on
> exactly what codes those keys send. For example, suppose the home key
> is sending "\033[H". You can then include the following:
How do I find out what code certain keys send?
Felix
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