Re: AW: cygwin emacs: broken key mappings

2002-12-03 Thread Jason Dufair
Alas, no luck. Thanks for looking that up, though. I suspect it's not an rxvt issue at this point. For unrelated reasons, I've decided to switch back to NTEmacs, but thanks for everyone's help! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: That did the trick for the backspace. Thanks! Any other suggestions from

Re: AW: cygwin emacs: broken key mappings

2002-12-03 Thread fergus
> That did the trick for the backspace. Thanks! > Any other suggestions from anyone for the C-h > mapping to DEL? Less certain about this because I've never had a problem with deletekey (whereas I did have a problem with backspacekey, solved as stated). But I tried Google and it comes up with anot

Re: AW: cygwin emacs: broken key mappings

2002-12-03 Thread Jason Dufair
That did the trick for the backspace. Thanks! Any other suggestions from anyone for the C-h mapping to DEL? [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Oddly, backspace doesn't work in rxvt itself. I don't use emacs at all so I don't know whether this suggestion will help you. But when launching rxvt try

Re: AW: cygwin emacs: broken key mappings

2002-12-03 Thread fergus
>> Oddly, backspace doesn't work in rxvt itself. I don't use emacs at all so I don't know whether this suggestion will help you. But when launching rxvt try including the switch "-backspacekey ^H" as in, say, c:\Cygwin\bin\rxvt.exe {lots of switches} -backspacekey ^H -e /bin/bash --login -i Do

Re: AW: cygwin emacs: broken key mappings

2002-12-03 Thread Jason Dufair
I downloaded and installed rxvt (thanks for the tip, Elfyn). I'm on Win2K and have tty set in CYGWIN. Oddly, backspace doesn't work in rxvt itself. I launch Emacs and C-SPC, C-c, and C-@ map correctly, backspace maps to C-d, C-h maps to DEL. Maybe this _is_ an emacs problem. Being rather cluele

AW: cygwin emacs: broken key mappings

2002-12-03 Thread troy . holly
Setting CYGWIN=tty did solve the C-c mapping. C-SPC and C-h remain, however. I also noticed that C-@ is broken. I also get the very same errors (C-SPC, C-h and C-@ are broken) under Linux (Suse 8.0 I think) using Emacs (Version 23.n) in a ssh-window. I think that this is an emacs problem and not a