Hello! > TERM is xterm, but it also works when TERM is vt100, vt220, etc.
Of course, it works as long as you have X11 support and can connect to the X server. > On ssh'ing to another computer without X-forwarding, Ctrl-j indeed doesn't > give the expected result, so it seems you are right. I think it's transmitted as '\n' (newline) over ssh. > Hmm, its a nice side effect (I didn't know about it, but someone who had > formerly used the Norton Commander, pressed this combination and it gave the > result he expected). Escape Enter should work on every terminal. > Can you give me a hint which source-files are responsible for keyboard short > cuts, so that I could make it work without X-support (of course, only if I > have time and this is currently very limited). Some shortcuts are for panels, and can be found in panel_keymap (src/screen.c). Some are for the whole mc, and they are in default_map and ctl_x_map (both in src/main.c). Procedures to read the keys are in src/key.c. I think the fundamental problem is that you cannot distinguish between Ctrl-J and Enter if you cannot read the keyboard modifiers. -- Regards, Pavel Roskin _______________________________________________ Mc mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/mc
