Re: Remapping keyboard shortcuts
- From: Andrew Borodin <aborodin vmail ru>
- To: Marco <netuse lavabit com>,mc gnome org
- Subject: Re: Remapping keyboard shortcuts
- Date: Tue, 02 Oct 2012 14:22:58 +0400
On Tue, 2 Oct 2012 09:23:08 +0200 Marco wrote:
First of all, what version of mc do you use? Show the result of mc -V.
What terminal emulator do you use? Show 'echo $TERM' and 'stty -a'.
What keyboard layout do you use, QWERTY or something else?
I'm not familiar with terminal setup, but seems ctrl-j cannot be
used in mc because it is intercepted by terminal. Terminal gets
ctrl-j and sends NL to the program.
I don't think it's a terminal issue. To verify that I mapped the
To verify that run 'cat' in clear terminal and press keys that you're interested.
Show results here.
commands alt-i and alt-o to Up and Down. There keys are definitely
interpreted by MC. What I did:
[panel]
Down = ctrl-j; alt-i
Up = ctrl-k; alt-o
and I removed all other bindings to ctrl-j, ctrl-k, alt-i and alt-o.
The result:
ctrl-j - prints the highlighted file name on the terminal
What is it? How it looks?
ctrl-k - apparently nothing
alt-i - usual mapping (change directory of other panel)
alt-o - moved the cursor *DOWN* (Note: it is mapped to âUpâ)
That's very strange.
What is the proper way of unbinding? Deleting the entire entry,
setting it empty (e.g. Down = )?
Set empty.
--
Andrew
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