RE: key bindings

[Quasar Jarosz]

On Tue, 20 Jul 2004, David Balazic wrote:

> This already works. Since ages.
> Unless you have your setup screwed up somehow.
>
> Does HOME and END work in bash outside of screen ?
> Is your $TERM variable set to "screen" ? ( newer versions od screen have
> more,
> different values... ). How about $TERMCAP ?
>
> Is there anything "strange" ( terminal related ) in your login/shell scripts
> ?

Indeed, this works for me, inside, and outside of screen. Thankfully :)

-Quasar

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> > Sent:       20. julij 2004 1:48
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> > Subject:    Re: key bindings
> >
> > I also want to bind HOME and END to go to start and end of command line.
> > I use bash, so they could be bound to send CTRL-a and CTRL-e
> > respectively, to get that job done. I don't know how xterm does it, but
> > they do what I expect them to, and I'd like screen to behave similarly.
> > Typing CTRL-a a gets a little tedious.
> >
> > tia
> > zen
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