Re: Eterm keys

[Chanop Silpa-Anan <chanop@syseng.anu.edu.au>]

let's take a look at keybinding and keyboard output from termial

You could check yours with ^V-keystroke (pressing ctrl-v then press the key)

in linux-console

H = ^[[1~, E = ^[[4~, BS = ^?, del = ^[[3~

for X, debian has a policy that BS should produce ^? and del ^[[3~ so that
it's compatible with linux-console

xterm

H = ^[OH, E = ^[OF

Eterm

H = ^[[1~, E = ^[[4~

To bind key to shell, bash uses inputrc, zsh uses bindkey, tcsh uses bindkey.

Check these man pages for more info.


Chanop

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