Using ESC it works but the key is really far... Anyway, this isn't a big problem, I think I can live without using it :P
On Sun, Jan 8, 2012 at 12:31 AM, Peter Dyballa
<Peter_Dyballa@web.de> wrote:
Am 7.1.2012 um 23:29 schrieb Daniel Sousa:
> Can anyone help me?
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> PS: If it help, I'm running on Arch Linux.
Introduced with C-h k you can then type some key combination. GNU Emacs will then describe in echo-area ("mini-buffer") that this key combination is not bound to a function or open a *Help* buffer and display the documentation of the function which is bound to the typed key combination.
In X11 you have the utility xev which will explain which X events you have produced by pressing some keys. Maybe Alt+Shift+< does not produce anything...
When you run GNU Emacs in some terminal you do not send any X event to GNU Emacs, only ASCII codes (see "man ascii"). <ESC>-< and <ESC>-<Shift>-<, pressed sequentially as <ESC> first and then either < or >, *will* produce the proper input for GNU Emacs, while pressing Alt+< or Alt+Shift+< *might* produce 8-bit control characters, but what the terminal emulation sends to the programme is not determined because a mapping, established via an X resource for example, might not exist.
I'm not using Arch Linux.
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