>> \e[1;2A back-line # <UP-ARROW> >> \e[1;2B forw-line # <DOWN-ARROW> >> \e[5;2~ back-screen # <Shift>/<Ctrl>+<M_Wheel_Back>--Scroll page bck >> \e[6;2~ forw-screen # <Shift>/<Ctrl>+<M_Wheel_Forw>--Scroll page frw >> \eOH goto-line # <HOME> -- Beginning of input >> \eOF goto-end # <END> -- End of input >> -- >> And, yes, I remembered to compile with 'lesskey'. >> >> NONE of the above work. >> >> Am I missing some other magic beans?
> - Is the TERM variable set to something other than xterm? Yes, on Cygwin 1.7, I've since fixed that. Now, mouse wheel stuff works fine. Thanks. However, while <HOME> works, <END> generates: ESCOF on the bottom command line and doesn't change the rest of the screen. If I then type <Ctrl>-C (required to allow keyboard input to be accepted, at all, at this point), and then, <END>, and <HOME> both work. So, we're not out of the woulds [sic] yet. ;-) > - Is the 'Modifier key for scrolling' on the 'Keys' page of the > options set to something other than 'Shift'? If so the number 2 in > the keycodes needs to be replaced with 3 for Alt or 5 for Ctrl. No. AOK. > - Do you invoke less with any additional options that might influence > this, e.g. through an alias or the LESS variable? $LESS is null; no aliases. Thanks, again, so far. ;-) Lee -- Unsubscribe info: http://cygwin.com/ml/#unsubscribe-simple Problem reports: http://cygwin.com/problems.html Documentation: http://cygwin.com/docs.html FAQ: http://cygwin.com/faq/
