marek jedlinski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> UpArrow: ^[[A Ctrl-UpArrow: ^[~
> DnArrow: ^[[B Ctrl-DnArrow: ^[~
That's odd, I wonder why you get the same sequence?
I started playing with this in Xterm, and it turns out that the
Ctrl-Arrow sequences are merely the default. You can override what
string is produced by that key sequence (or in fact, ANY key sequence)
using X resources. Here's an example:
XTerm.vt100.translations: #override \
Ctrl<Key>Up: string("\033]A") \n\
Ctrl<Key>Down: string("\033]B")
With this in place, Up/Down arrow produce the key sequence ^[[A and
^[[B, while Ctrl-Up/Down process ^[]A and ^[]B. Change to suit your
needs. :)
This of course leads directly to the difficulty someone else pointed
out, that Mutt doesn't understand what \C<Up> is supposed to mean, but
you can work around that by storing the chosen escape-sequence directly,
since you're making it up anyway. :)
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