Hi William,
thank you for looking into this issue.
The changes look good.
As far as testing goes, it's not explicitly mentioned, but
I assume the fix was tested with vt100 terminal ?
Jan
On 08/09/11 10:39, William Schumann wrote:
https://cr.opensolaris.org/action/browse/caiman/wmsch/7072646/webrev/
terminalui has no ability to process escape sequences, other than
ESC-#, which is uses in situations where function keys don't work.
For TERM=xterm, curses will recognize keyboard escape sequences for a
particular terminal type and deliver them as numeric codes for input
to terminalui, so the sequences are never seen by terminalui.
The fix takes escape sequences character-by-character, returning
corresponding curses values when decoded. Identifies ansi/vt100/vt220
sequences for PgUp/PgDown/Home/End/F6_Help/F9_Quit and converts them
to curses codes, as InnerWindow.KEY_TRANSLATE does. Does not affect
TERM=xterm, since escape sequences have already been converted. Also
handles F2 and F3 sequences for xterm-color.
Tested against TERM=xterm, xterm-color. Tested on SPARC ALOM service
processor console. Tested in SPARC AI microroot, tested on x86 AI
microroot.
Discovered during testing that Home/End did not work for network
interface IP address/router fields or user info text fields in any
case, although Home/End work for other text fields and IP addresses
elsewhere. (PgUp/PgDown now work in all cases.) Treating this as a
separate issue.
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