On Mon, Nov 07, 2022 at 01:03:31AM -, Jeffery Small wrote:
One thing to note is that on the help page, these assignments are being
displayed as the characters A, C, D and ? which could generate
confusion since these are not the actual characters which also show up
and are bound to other act
"Kevin J. McCarthy" writes:
>On Sun, Nov 06, 2022 at 07:31:44PM -, Jeffery Small wrote:
>>I just tried that, but the debug file reports the same thing shown on the
>>command line when the key is pressed. Here are the results:
>>
>>Keypad / key: Oo: Char = A, Octal = 1101, Decimal = 577
>>
On Sun, Nov 06, 2022 at 07:31:44PM -, Jeffery Small wrote:
I just tried that, but the debug file reports the same thing shown on the
command line when the key is pressed. Here are the results:
Keypad / key: Oo: Char = A, Octal = 1101, Decimal = 577
Keypad * key: Oj: Char = C, Octal =
"Kevin J. McCarthy" writes:
>Have you tried running mutt with '-d 1', running , and looking
>at ~/.muttdebug0 as you press those keys? That might list the full
>sequence of keys mutt is seeing when you press the non-working keys and
>give a clue.
I just tried that, but the debug file reports th
On Sat, Nov 05, 2022 at 07:25:46PM -0700, Jeffery Small wrote:
I tried using the what_key function, but it's of little use as it only
reports the last character of the escape sequences.
Have you tried running mutt with '-d 1', running , and looking
at ~/.muttdebug0 as you press those keys? Th
