Re: Problem with GNU Screen when using control + right/left arrows

2009-12-10 Thread Thor Andreassen
On Sun, Dec 06, 2009 at 06:34:44PM -0700, Makmiller Martins Pedroso wrote:

[...]

 *1.* When I'm at the terminal prompt inside of GNU Screen, I can move
 between words using Ctrl + arrows without any problem. However, if I call
 Emacs (with the command emacs-snapshot-gtk -nw), and I press Ctrl-right
 I get the characters 5D. I get the characters 5C when I press
 Ctrl-left.

I can replicate this behavior. It looks like a escape code translation
error, but I can't pin it down. As you are using gnome-terminal which
seems to be setting TERM=xterm, you should be able to get away with
locally changing TERM for emacs, not a perfect workaround but it seems
to work here. For example you could run this within screen:

TERM=xterm emacs -nw somefile

[...]

-- 
HTH
Thor


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Re: Problem with GNU Screen when using control + right/left arrows

2009-12-07 Thread Makmiller Martins Pedroso
Thanks so much for your answer. Attached is my screenlog.0 file.

Cheers,

mak

On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 11:07 AM, Sadrul Habib Chowdhury ima...@gmail.comwrote:

 * Makmiller Martins Pedroso had this to say on [06 Dec 2009, 18:34:44
 -0700]:
  Hi all,
 
  I've been having the following problem with GNU Screen. I like using Ctrl
 +
  left/right arrows to move between words

 How/Where did you set this up (e.g. I set it up in my .vimrc since that's
 where I used to use this binding)?

 
  but it sometimes doesn't work if I'm
  within GNU Screen. More specifically, I noticed the following:
 
  *1.* When I'm at the terminal prompt inside of GNU Screen, I can move
  between words using Ctrl + arrows without any problem. However, if I call
  Emacs (with the command emacs-snapshot-gtk -nw), and I press
 Ctrl-right
  I get the characters 5D. I get the characters 5C when I press
  Ctrl-left.
 

 Could you please turn logging on for a window, start and then terminate
 emacs from that window and send us the log it creates?

 (If you are not familiar with turning logging on etc. then start screen
 using the following command:
'screen -L -c /dev/null emacs-snapshot-gtk -nw'
 you can then close emacs. That will leave a 'screenlog.0' file.)

 Cheers,
 Sadrul



screenlog.0
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Re: Problem with GNU Screen when using control + right/left arrows

2009-12-07 Thread Sadrul Habib Chowdhury
* Makmiller Martins Pedroso had this to say on [07 Dec 2009, 19:55:28 -0700]:
 Thanks so much for your answer. Attached is my screenlog.0 file.

You're welcome, and thanks!

[snip]
  
   I've been having the following problem with GNU Screen. I like using Ctrl
  +
   left/right arrows to move between words
 
  How/Where did you set this up (e.g. I set it up in my .vimrc since that's
  where I used to use this binding)?

I still need to know this!

Cheers,
Sadrul



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Re: Problem with GNU Screen when using control + right/left arrows

2009-12-07 Thread Makmiller Martins Pedroso
Hi Sadrul,

  
I've been having the following problem with GNU Screen. I like using
 Ctrl
   +
left/right arrows to move between words
  
   How/Where did you set this up (e.g. I set it up in my .vimrc since
 that's
   where I used to use this binding)?

 I still need to know this!


I've been using Ctrl+right/left to move between words in emacs without
having to do any further set up. Does it answer your question? Please let me
know if I'm missing something here.

Thanks!

mak
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