On 21Jun2012 13:24, John Magolske <listm...@b79.net> wrote: | Ok, I gave this a try...checking to make sure my modified terminfo | is being read: | | % TERM=$TERM-mutt | % echo $TERM | screen.linux-mutt | % infocmp $TERM | grep kMSG | il=\E[%p1%dL, il1=\E[L, ind=^J, is2=\E)0, kMSG=\EOC\EOC, | | Then launched mutt with `TERM=$TERM-mutt mutt` ...but it didn't work. | I saw the same behavior as before -- holding down <right> in the pager | zips through a rapid succession of messages.
I intend a longer response soon but lack the time now. Particular to the above, that sequence ends up with running mutt with TERM=$TERM-mutt-mutt assuming it is exactly as written. Maybe: muttTERM=$TERM-mutt TERM=$muttTERM mutt Did you check the value of $TERM within mutt? For example by opening a subshell and echoing it and your infocmp command? Also, I don't know how sophisticated the curses "recognise long key sequences" code is; my here suggestion may be fatally flawed anyway. -- Cameron Simpson <c...@zip.com.au>
