Marc Lehmann <[email protected]> writes: > On Sat, Jun 01, 2013 at 08:50:19AM +0200, henry atts <[email protected]> wrote: >> > If that indeed fixes it, then somebody sets TERM to the wrong value (e.g. >> > xterm), and emacs has no way of getting it right. >> >> Yes, my $TERM is set to screen-256color for a good reason because I use > > Would have been good to know. > >> don't use) and rxvt. Setting the variable to `rxvt' would help for urxvt > > Setting it to the correct value of "rxvt-unicode" would help most. > >> but would leave me the problem that then some keys do not work within >> other terminal-emulators. > > You would set it to rxvt-unicode only inside rxvt-unicode obviously. Best > would be to not set it at all, as terminal emulators usually manage to set > it correctly. > You don't say! That's great indeed. I did not know that, I've set if for years. Now that I've unset it everything seems to work fine.
>> Sureley I am as dumb as a brick but even a dumb guy has to make his >> way in this world and one part of this way could be to change the >> settings in emacs as a workaround (not a solution) and leave the > > Well, consider this: your workaround does more or less the same as setting > TERM to rxvt, which is close to the correct value. So doing it properly > would not just work with emacs, but also other full-screen programs. > > tmux doesn't know what TERM value you use inside it (and maybe it doesn't > care at all). > >> (working) rest alone. So I still sometimes can switch to another >> terminal when I've won at the races or at any other opporturnity. > > Well, if you run rxvt.el chances are it will malfunction in other > terminals. > > But hey, it's your life :) Yes, it certainly is. Thanks, henry -- web: http://literaturlatenight.de jabberID: [email protected] _______________________________________________ rxvt-unicode mailing list [email protected] http://lists.schmorp.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/rxvt-unicode
