Hello lynx community, I would like to ask for help in figuring out how to map the keys ^n and ^p in such a way that they actually work even when the cursor is on the input field. If you have the vi keys enabled the only way to get out of the text input is to use tab or shift-tab or arrowkeys. The only way to fix this seems to be changing the line edit style to bash like. I presume this is because the line edit has some keybinds of its own that overlap with the main lynx keybinds. But this is all fine, however, the annoying part is that now if I want to have this line edit setting persistent across multiple machines I have to maintain 2 different config files, one in /etc/lynx.cfg and the other one in ~.lynxrc. And it appears that they act like entirely different config files. Maybe there is a way I could disable some keys of lineedit mode, or even remap the ^n and ^p to something else but it seems like most of the other good keys are already used. If I have to resort to editing some source code, I would be very thankful for any clue on what I have to change. I am C hacker myself so I am not afraid of doing configuration in source code. I just haven't spent any time reading the code yet, so I figured it's better to ask first as it might save me some time.
Thanks ahead, and Merry Christmas. Regards, Kyryl _______________________________________________ Lynx-dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lynx-dev
