bug#37782: closed (Emacs 27 client adding [I] to the beginning of the buffer)

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regarding Emacs 27 client adding [I] to the beginning of the buffer
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> Emacs 27 client adding [I] to the beginning of the buffer
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> Wed, 16 Oct 2019 19:45:12 -0300
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> I noticed that when running emacs 27 in client/server mode I often
> open a file to find out that the string "[I]" (it's an upper-case i,
> not a lower-case L) has been added to the beginning of the buffer. I
> don't have this problem with 26.3.
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> Best regards
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> Carlos
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> > From: Carlos Pita <address@hidden>
> > Date: Sat, 19 Oct 2019 00:20:05 -0300
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> > The problem with the fix for #5095 is that it's dropping the current
> > event, which is a valid char event and not -2. Thus, the first esc
> > char sent by the terminal after turning on focus tracking is lost and
> > we get `[`, `I` events separately inserted into the buffer afterwards.
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> > Attached is a patch that replays key as mock input when it's not -2.
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> Thanks, pushed, and closing the bug.
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