...32 schrieb matthew.a.hess: - Pressing C-hdeletes backwards instead of help. Running ...command says that it's DEL (backward-delete-char- untabify). Invoke 'stty -a' to see your recent settings. 'stty ^h' should clear any binding of C-h. I want to get my old key-bindings back: Delete -> ... (global-set-key (kbd "DEL") 'backward-delete) ? (global-set-key (kbd "M-DEL")...
... talk about this: - Pressing C-hdeletes backwards instead of help. ... that it's DEL (backward-delete-char- untabify). - However, pressing the ... on my keyboard does backward- delete as well... - Pressing M-DEL ... that this combination is C-M-h, the mark-defun command....-word ' command until i upgraded Xquartz. I want to get my ... the M-DEL actually does delete words backwards. I'm at ...
...we know that!). Now... each keysym (a, b, c, Delete, BackSpace, etc.) itself has a corresponding character or character sequence is sent ... to xterm in ascii caret notation: BackSpace -> ^HDelete -> ^? If xterm's emulate of vt100 ... I could have just switched BackSpace and Delete and then set erase to ^?. However, by default xterm's Delete keysym sends to this weird sequence: ^[[3...
...: stty erase '^?' This should free C-h. Obviously I should not have thought of ... Changing erase gives me back C-h -> help, but makes my "Delete" key write '^H' in ...> that that combo is just DEL ('backward-delete...). Also, M-DEL still gives C-M-h... http:// lists.macosforge.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/xquartz-dev. It's about the new X11R7 based X server and X11 releases ...
... stty erase '^?' This should free C-h. Obviously I should not have thought ... character ... Changing erase gives me back C-h -> help, but makes my "Delete" key write '^H' in the terminal and do ..., when i use the C-DEL, it does delete backwards, and describe-key says...that that combo is just DEL ('backward-delete...). Also, M-DEL still gives C-M-h. Could it be that I should ...
Am 06.08.2008 um 03:00 schrieb matt: Stty says that my erase=^H. Tried 'stty ^h' but it's not an option stty recognizes. Then try to reserve another "character" for erase: stty erase '^?' This should free C-h. Obviously I should not have thought of the characters but the actions, that are each bound to some character ... -- Greetings...
> Invoke 'stty -a' to see your recent settings. 'stty ^h' should clear any binding of C-h. (global-set-key (kbd "DEL") 'backward-delete) ? (global-set-key (kbd "M-DEL") 'backward-kill-word) ? Not... never seem to do anything. Stty says that my erase=^H. Tried 'stty ^h' but it's not an option stty recognizes. I'...
...5, 7:54 am, Nikolaj Schumacher <n_schumac...@web.de> wrote: matthew.a.h...@gmail.com wrote: I'm running mac 10.5.4 and using emacs ...strongly encourage you to use Terminal.app. It will start X11 automatically if needed, has configuration dialog, and C-h works out of the box. regards, Nikolaj Schumacher Ugh... same issue. So this is a problem independent of X :[ matt
matthew.a.hess@gmail.com wrote: I'm running mac 10.5.4 and using emacs in an xterm window (not gtk graphical). Do you mean the terminal that pops up when you open X11.app? If so, I strongly encourage you to use Terminal.app. It will start X11 automatically if needed, has configuration dialog, and C-h works out of the box. regards, Nikolaj Schumacher
sorry, should have included this information: using xterm with these relevant environmental variables: XTERM_LOCALE=C XTERM_VERSION=XTerm(235) also... stty erase is set to ^H the keysym for my keyboard "Delete" key is 59 which is listed as BackSpace by xmodmap no luck with fiddling in X11 preferences
