On 30/11/2016 22:11, Carsten Kunze wrote: > Brett Lymn <bl...@internode.on.net> wrote: > >> But here we see: >> >>> kbeg=\E[1~ >>> khome=\E[1~ >> >> So, we have two keys that map to ESC [1~ so it would depend entirely on >> how the termcap is processed as to which leaf symbol is assigned to the >> escape sequence. Looking at the source, the khome symbol gets assigned >> first so that gets the key sequence. >> >> This looks to be a bug with tmux, it really shouldn't be overlaying key >> escape sequences - you can't return both. > > tmux on OpenBSD and Linux sets "khome=\E[1~" but kbeg is not set on both > systems. Could it also be an issue of the terminfo DB?
$ infocmp # Reconstructed from $TERMCAP I would look into the content of this environment variable. Roy
