On Monday 01 October 2001 18:24, Hendrik Sattler wrote: > Am Montag, 1. Oktober 2001 16:20 schrieb Achim Bohnet: > > On Monday 01 October 2001 09:29, Hendrik Sattler wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > > > the home and end keys in konsole do not work anymore (I tried every > > > keyboard setting there). Strange is that when I ssh to a host with X3.3.6 > > > they work, on a host with X4.1 they don't. > > > Bug??? Compilation problem??? > > > > Can you give an example what does not work anymore? > > > > What's the output of cat<return><home><end> for 3.3.6 and 4.1? > > 4.1 (local), the same on the remote X3.3.6 host: > <home> output: ^[[1~ > <end> output: ^[[4~
Very strange! All a terminal application 'sees' are the printable chars and escape sequences that konsole generated. And for home/end konsole you wrote that the same escape sequence are the same. Confused! > (local): > linux:/usr/share/apps/konsole# egrep Home\|End default.Keytab > key Home -Shift : "\E[1~" > key End -Shift : "\E[4~" > remote has nothing like such a file. default.Keytab the default is compiled into konsole that there is no default.Keytab is no problem. > all such files on local: > linux:/usr/share/apps/konsole# egrep Home\|End *eytab > default.Keytab:key Home -Shift : "\E[1~" > default.Keytab:key End -Shift : "\E[4~" > linux.keytab:key Home : "\E[1~" > linux.keytab:key End : "\E[4~" > vt100.keytab:key Home : "\E[H" > vt100.keytab:key End : "\E[F" > vt420pc.keytab:key Home : "\E[H" > vt420pc.keytab:key End : "\E[F" > x11r5.keytab:key Home : "\E[1~" > x11r5.keytab:key End : "\E[4~" > > On all aother settings like vt100 or vt420, I do not get any result. > The terminal type is set to "xterm" by Konsole and the matching terminfo file > is present. > > > ds10(0) /usr/share/apps/konsole > cat > > ^[[H^[[F > > > > I should correspond to what's written in the keytab file you use: > > It does but it has no effect on the functioning. Nevertheless it proves that it it not bug in the konsole code, just a misconfiguratin somewhere ;) > > > Maybe the terminfo/cap config has changed? Does Home/End work with > > e.g., xterm? What's the output of cat<return><home><end> in a xterm? > > There is no problem with the keys in xterm or any other KDE2.2 program, only > Konsole seems to be affected :-/ > My X-Keyboard is defined like this: > Section "InputDevice" > Identifier "Keyboard0" > Driver "keyboard" > Option "XkbModel" "microsoft" > Option "XkbLayout" "de" > EndSection > This is exactly the same as in KDE2.1 and X4.0.3 (I did not change both at > the same time, so it's also not the combination with the X version. > KDE2.1->2.2 changed last.) I miss the most important info: output of cat<return><home><end> in the xterm. Replacing <home>-, <end>- sequences that xterm emits in your favorite *keytab should fix your Home/End Key problem you have with konsole. If this does not help, please give an example so I can try here. I'm using testing+XF 4.1+KDE2.2.1 and have access to a remotehost (no Xserver) with stable+XF3.3.6+KDE2.1.[12]. Achim > Actually it is funny because before the change to 2.2, it work locally but > not on remote hosts (with debian 2.2 and old xlibs). I wonder why there were > reasons to change the whole X keyboard codes thingie. It seems that X > developers love the change and incompatibility :-/ > And why, actually, does need X another keyboard driver than the > console/kernel??? Are there so many differnent ways to read keyboard input??? > This is really confusing (and probably very OT). > > HS
