> folder. My question ist: How can access my perl-query after I
> pressed "m" to write a new mail? I mean the point where I'm asked
> for the "To:" line. With the "alias" function in the muttrc it's
I guess ^T is what you're looking for.
regards, Jens
Hi Harry Henry,
take a look at the archive of this mailing list; on 21.02.2000 I asked that
question, too (answer in short: you can do it). The subject was:
"unbind ^c (^x^c doesn´t work)"
regards, Jens
Hi there,
The little program David send (linked to ncurses) returns 0522 and 0523,
both curses.h and ncurses.h look like this:
#define KEY_NPAGE 0522/* Next page */
#define KEY_PPAGE 0523/* Previous page */
So terminfo has to be OK if I understood your expl
..
knp=\E[6~, kpp=\E[5~, khome=\EOH, kend=\EOF,home=\E[H, kEND=\EOq,
kHOM=\EOw,kNXT=\EOr,
Now I'll the short program that was send.
regards, Jens
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Hi David,
> Since the change is not taking effect, you apparently aren't changing
> the terminfo database.. ??
Well, I think I gave the correct instructions, but I may be wrong (in
another mail I described what I did).
regards, Jens
Some "news" again...
now tried xkeycaps and changed keysym from next/prior to KP_next/KP_prior.
Doesn't help, too.
To finally see what happens it must be possible to make mutt tell me which
key(sym/code) it sees I can't believe that this should be impossible.
Maybe there's a patch. Doesn't t
> In order to make changes to the terminfo database, you must run "tic".
> That is, generate a file with infocmp, edit it, then compile that file
> with tic. Is that what you did?
Yes, I think so:
---
infocmp $TERM > tmp.dat
(edited the file)
tic -c tmp.dat
tic tmp.dat
---
Jens
hatever I try, mutt is the only program having problems. What I told about
jed can be solved, as jed sees a code and tells it to me
regards,
Jens
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t.
Tried to hack around in the code a bit (mutt_getch in curs_libs.c) but now I
know as much as before...however, I´ll give up for now, there are much
more important things to do.
Tried slang version 1.3.10 instead of 1.4, too.
Jens
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may be easier to do
> that than to find out what's broken (that's what I did anyway).
That´s what I thought, too. And currently there is no other program with
this problem..
Jens
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Hi Mikko,
Well, maybe you´re right and it´s better not to change ithowever, what´s
so bad in remembering one more key to do things after all those combinations
one uses with mutt, emacs, jed and all those M$-soft at work...
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, just like I did with jed,
which has no problems with those keys...can anyone help?
Jens
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hat I bind it to...binding for example ^x^q to "quit"
is OK and works, so I think ^c is the problem...
can anyone help?
Jens
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