Re: Mac fkeys
Re: Mac fkeys
- Subject: Re: Mac fkeys
- From: Robert Tillyard <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 30 Oct 2006 23:58:23 +0000
I have the same issue which I haven't had time to start looking at
yet apart from the following.
The default terminal type of Termial.app is xterm_color, running
infocmp > file breaks out the terminfo file and shows the following
escape sequences that terminfo is expecting...
F1=<esc>[11~
F2=<esc>[12~
F3=<esc>[13~
F4=<esc>[14~
F5=<esc>[15~
F6=<esc>[17~
etc... Note the numbering does have some gaps.
Now goto the Window Preferences and look at the keyboard section and
keys F1->F4 are different F5 onwards look okay.
F1=<esc>OP
F2=<esc>OQ
F3=<esc>OR
F4=<esc>OS
F5=<esc>[15~
F5=<esc>[17~
etc...
You could either amend the terminfo file or edit the Window Preferences.
Regards, Rob.
On 26 Oct 2006, at 22:52, Greg Berchin wrote:
On the Mac, firstly it's not possible cos the fkeys are already
used,
and secondly... we can't really change the keycodes for menus.
On a related note, I'm using the curses library in an application (so
I'm a dinosaur), and the system has hijacked F1 through F4. I can use
all of the other function keys. Anybody know a way for me to gain
control of F1 through F4, or to at least disable them so an accidental
press of F1 doesn't crash my program?
Also, what keycode does the large "delete" key return? Looking now at
the curs_getch(3X) man page, it's not KEY_DC and it's not
KEY_BACKSPACE.
Anyone know?
Thanks,
Greg
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Greg Berchin
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