Hi! > Just tell me what sequences those keys generate. You can run > dd without arguments and press those keys. I checked the > latest putty release with the current Wine, and Ctrl-arrows > generate the same sequences as the corresponding Shift-arrows > in xterm. For example, Ctrl-Left generates "^[OD" (the ^[ is > actually Escape).
Left: ^[[D Ctrl-Left: ^[OD Shift-Left: ^[[D Alt-Left: ^[^[[D I'm using WinXP and the 2002-11-18 snapshot of PUTTY. It seems, just the Shift cursor keys and normal cursor keys gives the same result, the others give back different codes. I have downloaded the 0.53b (latest) version, and that works the same for me. In this situation, the mc version is (where don't works the Ctrl-cursor keys), 2002-11-20-17, S-Lang with terminfo database. I've tried to test the same under VMWare with UHU-Linux (a hungarian Linux distribution), and Left, Shift-Left, Ctrl-Left was the same (equals the Left sequence above) with dd, and Alt-Left changed the terminal screen. On the other way it was strange for me, that Ctrl-Left worked fine in mc and jumped over a word, when I pressed. (?) The version of mc in this distribution is 4.5.55, and using S-Lang with terminfo database. Bye, Andras ps: oops, I forgot that some of you may not Christian, so happy other holidays for you, too! :) _______________________________________________ Mc-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/mc-devel
