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From: | PBM . |
Subject: | Re: [Lynx-dev] NEXT_DOC & minor history bug |
Date: | Mon, 25 Jun 2007 22:17:25 +0200 |
On 6/25/07, Doug Kaufman <address@hidden> wrote:
On Sun, 24 Jun 2007, PBM . wrote: > On 6/24/07, Thorsten Glaser <address@hidden> wrote: > > PBM . dixit: > > > > > Also maping alt+left arrow and alt+right arrow > > > > There's no such thing as an Alt key on some keyboards. > ^^^^ > Some doesnt mean all, also some machines doesnt have keyboard at all. > I'am more interested how to do that without changing anything in source code. > (in personal lynx.cfg) because alt+arrows are not documented in LYKeymap.c You can use the keybindings, if present, from your curses implementation to map "ALT" key combinations. For examples, see the files pdcurses.key, djgpp.key, and slang.key in the "docs" subdirectory of the lynx distribution. The DOS version which I distribute uses the pdcurses keymappings and can bind the "ALT" key combinations. I took these from the "curses.h" file of the pdcurses distribution.
Thanks, but I only use ncurses on xterm and cons25. vim is able to map alt + arrows in xterm.(and I steal some codes from vim online help) I was able to map Alt + Shift + c and others maybe also arrows, if I lucky to guess it, inside lynx (on xterm of course) The bad thing is that part of KEYMAP output from lynx look like this: A NEXT_DOC undo going back to the previous document Ae PREV_DOC go back to the previous document A is Alt + Shift + c and NEXT_DOC works Ae is Alt + Shift + d and PREV_DOC works Note that 'A' is still add bookmark and still works. This is obvious bug. Try it yourself (on xterm of course) KEYMAP:0xc3:NEXT_DOC KEYMAP:0xc4:PREV_DOC
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