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Re: Emacs21 : the Backspace key
From: |
Marco Gerards |
Subject: |
Re: Emacs21 : the Backspace key |
Date: |
Sat, 20 Mar 2004 15:15:24 +0100 |
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Gnus/5.1006 (Gnus v5.10.6) Emacs/21.3 (gnu/linux) |
m_m <mm.e3p@email.it> writes:
> -Why does the Backspace key invoke always (in Emacs), the "delete the left
> character", either in console or in all the Xterms on X11, with the only
> exception for the first Xterm in which Emacs is called (also many times), so
> that, in this case, the one click of the Backspace makes nothing and the
> double
> click of this key invoke help?
The first time you press it in C-h. You need to press C-h twice to get
that help.
> About your post for helping me, thank you! :), but I'm not able to use it
> because I don't know and I had never a good feeling with *tty things :/
heh
> I haven't found the file .Xdefaults so I put your string of example
Just create it in your homedir.
> stty erase ^?
>
> in .xinitrc --wrong??--
> because there I've already put good lines as:
>
> # use 'xev' for keycode
> xmodmap -e "keycode 115 = dead_grave"
> xmodmap -e "keycode 116 = dead_acute"
>
> that they allow to have the vocals with accent on an Xterm only pushing one of
> the 2 keys with the M$ flags on a US keyboard and then pushing the key of the
> vocal that you want accented,
I set 116 to the composekey.
> but then, with the "stty" example, X11 freezed at the its first gray screen :D
> ... fortunately I can return easy at the console with a Ctrl-Alt-_Backspace_!
> :)
Better set it in your ~/.bashrc.
> I tried also with an 'emacswiki' line
>
> xterm*ttyModes: erase ^?
>
> but this string makes only nothing here.
That is weird. Where did you put it?
The best fix for your problem is making a .Xdefaults and put those
lines from the wiki in there.
--
Marco