On Mon, Jan 14, 2013 at 11:49:15PM +, frank wrote:
> You started with
>
> "huh? slang/ncurses runs the tty in raw mode..."
>
> Either (1);
>
> You were referring to the text console in which case your statement is
> wrong.
>
> Or (2);
>
> You were referring to a graphic terminal in which c
>>> dude, maybe just give it a rest? i *co-authored* the pty code of
a terminal emulator (and in the process studied the code of another,
plus, a whole bunch of manuals). i certainly know the terminology and
semantics. >>>
You might be a world champion, so? We are not talking about your
trop
On Sun, Jan 13, 2013 at 06:11:16PM +, frank wrote:
> [continued bullshit]
>
dude, maybe just give it a rest? i *co-authored* the pty code of a
terminal emulator (and in the process studied the code of another, plus
a whole bunch of manuals). i certainly know the terminology and
semantics.
_
You started with
"huh? slang/ncurses runs the tty in raw mode..."
Now you are clarifying
> ...that this is utterly irrelevant.
With your bogus explanation you proceeded to counter an alleged bogus
explanation. In the process, you revealed yourself as the only person
on the planet that calls
On Sat, Jan 12, 2013 at 10:35:41AM +, frank wrote:
> >i'm not saying that it makes sense to remap ctrl-h/bs or ctrl-m/ret,
> >just that the offered explanation is bogus.
>
> You started with [...]
>
> "huh? slang/ncurses runs the tty in raw mode..."
>
> in a thread that clearly and explicite
i'm not saying that it makes sense to remap ctrl-h/bs or ctrl-m/ret,
just that the offered explanation is bogus.
You started with
"huh? slang/ncurses runs the tty in raw mode..."
in a thread that clearly and explicitely refers to a graphic terminal
issue.
Further, neither slang nor ncurse
On Thu, 10 Jan 2013 20:30:50 +0100 Oswald Buddenhagen wrote:
> huh? slang/ncurses runs the tty in raw mode, so it gets all the keys
> just fine. what is most likely happening is that mc's command prompt is
> eating those keys before they reach the keybinding dispatcher.
Ok. In xterm
when I press
On Thu, Jan 10, 2013 at 11:04:33PM +, frank wrote:
> >>> huh? slang/ncurses runs the tty in raw mode...
>
> Marco's issue concerns rxvt-unicode not the text console.
>
so what? man termios.
i'm not saying that it makes sense to remap ctrl-h/bs or ctrl-m/ret,
just that the offered explanation
>>> huh? slang/ncurses runs the tty in raw mode...
Marco's issue concerns rxvt-unicode not the text console.
There is no keyboard raw mode in a graphic terminal for the simple
reason that any application below X11 is interacting with X11 and not
with the kernel. This includes applications writ
On 2013–01–10 Oswald Buddenhagen wrote:
> > Terminal itself handles these keys. mc hust doesn't get them.
> >
> huh? slang/ncurses runs the tty in raw mode, so it gets all the keys
> just fine. what is most likely happening is that mc's command prompt is
> eating those keys before they reach the
On Tue, Jan 08, 2013 at 09:45:18PM +0400, Andrew Borodin wrote:
> On Tue, 8 Jan 2013 17:25:53 +0100 Marco wrote:
> [...]
> > However, pressing ctrl-h does no move to the parent directory.
> [...]
> > But also in this case pressing ctrl-m also does not move the cursor
> > down. That means there's so
On 2013–01–08 Andrew Borodin wrote:
> Unfortunately, you choose some special terminal keys.
>
> ctrl-h is terminal control sequence for Backspace
> ctrl-m is terminal control sequence for Enter
>
> Terminal itself handles these keys. mc hust doesn't get them.
I didn't think about that. Thanks.
On Tue, 8 Jan 2013 17:25:53 +0100 Marco wrote:
[...]
> However, pressing ctrl-h does no move to the parent directory.
[...]
> But also in this case pressing ctrl-m also does not move the cursor
> down. That means there's something wrong with the ctrl mappings. The
> key bindings work as described i
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