Re: [jed-users] Is jed-users still active?

[Roland Hughes <roland@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

John,

Thanks.  I gave it a try.  The unbinding got rid of the error, but alas, 
<ctrl><home> and <ctrl><end> don't work in any terminal I tried under 
Mint 17 Gnome editions.  Each terminal claimed "\e0H" and "\e0F" were 
the correct values, at least with the command you gave me.  Just didn't 
work.  They went to the begin and end of line just like the <ctrl> key 
was not pressed.

It's okay.  I don't have to do much over there.  I just won't ever work 
at any place which wants me to use some form of Gicky Gnasty Gnome with 
its pathetic excuse for a terminal.

Thanks again,
Roland

On 01/24/2015 11:21 AM, John E. Davis wrote:
> Roland Hughes <roland@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > On Mint17 KDE the following .jedrc gets the bulk of CUA navigation for
> > both Konsole and Yakuake.
> >
> > require ("keydefs");
> > %require ("emacs");
> For CUA bindinfs, use "cua" instead of emacs.
>
> > I could make nothing work in the Gicky Gnasty Gnome world. Attempting to
> > use "\e0F" or "\e0H" (the values returned by keycode experiment)
> > yielded some kind of missmatched keys error.  Actually the terminal
> You got this error because ESC-0 is already bound to a function
> (digit_arg).  You should be able to safely rebind it:
>
>     unsetkey ("\e0");
>     setkey ("beg_of_buffer", "\e0H");
>     setkey ("end_of_buffer", "\e0F");
>
> Good luck,
> --John
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