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List:       konsole-devel
Subject:    Re: [Konsole-devel] Bug#17944: bug does still exist... :-(
From:       Achim Bohnet <ach () mpe ! mpg ! de>
Date:       2001-10-24 12:24:58
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On Wednesday 24 October 2001 08:34, Gunter Ohrner wrote:
> Hi!
> 
> This bug does still appear with KDE 2.2.1post and XFree 4.1.0 at Linux IA32.

This bug will be there as long as konsole cheats via defining TERM=xterm
without using the ESC sequences listed in terminfo/termcap datebases :(

Try  echo $TERM; cat<return> and then press Home/End in a xterm and a linux
virtual console.  You'll see  ^[[H^[[F and ^[[1~^[[4~ , respectively. Now
try in konsole.

> Seems to be a problem with default.keytab but how can I find the information 
> neccessary to fix it myself?

One fix is to use a xterm keytab file (appended) that does what
the name promises ;).

Achim


> # [xterm.keytab] Konsole Keyboard Table like xterm in XFree86 V4.1
#  "Achim Bohnet" ach@mpe.mpg.de
#
# Note: xterm adds '2', '3' and '4' to an escape sequence for
#       Shift, Alt and Shift+Alt modifiers, respectively. For
#	now I've only defined Shift modifiers
#
################# IMPORTANT NOTICE #############################
# the key bindings (Kcontrol -> look and feel -> keybindings) 
# overrule the settings in this file. The key bindings might be 
# changed by the user WITHOUT notification of the maintainer of
# the keytab file. Konsole will not work as expected by 
# the maintainer of the keytab file.
################################################################
#
# --------------------------------------------------------------

keyboard "xterm (XFree86 4.1)"

# TODO: TERM value and emitted ESC sequences are tidly coupled.
#       So right place(TM) to define TERM is here
#term=xterm

# --------------------------------------------------------------

key Escape : "\E"

key Tab   -Shift       : "\t"
key Tab   +Shift+Ansi  : "\E[Z"
key Tab   +Shift-Ansi  : "\t"

key Return-Shift-Alt-NewLine : "\r"  
key Return-Shift-Alt+NewLine : "\r\n"
key Return-Shift+Alt-NewLine : "\E\r"  
key Return-Shift+Alt+NewLine : "\E\r\n"

# VTXXX docs:
# key Enter-Ansi    : "\E?M"
# key Enter+Ansi    : "\EOM"
key Return+Shift             : "\EOM"


# Backspace and Delete codes are preserving CTRL-H (see also Debian-Policy).


key Backspace          : "\x7f"

# if you like ^H act like backspace. Use on your own risk ;)
#key H +Control         : "\x7f"

# http://bugs.kde.org/db/19/19302.html
# gnome-terminal send as may ^H as there are chars and a final ^[[K
# simulating something like werase ^W (trick does not work with set -o vi)
# key Backspace-Alt      : "\x7f"

# Arrow keys in VT52 mode

key Up   -Shift-Ansi : "\EA"
key Down -Shift-Ansi : "\EB"
key Right-Shift-Ansi : "\EC"
key Left -Shift-Ansi : "\ED"

# Arrow keys in ANSI mode with Application - and Normal Cursor Mode)

key Up   -Shift+Ansi+AppCuKeys : "\EOA"
key Down -Shift+Ansi+AppCuKeys : "\EOB"
key Right-Shift+Ansi+AppCuKeys : "\EOC"
key Left -Shift+Ansi+AppCuKeys : "\EOD"

key Up   -Shift+Ansi-AppCuKeys : "\E[A"
key Down -Shift+Ansi-AppCuKeys : "\E[B"
key Right-Shift+Ansi-AppCuKeys : "\E[C"
key Left -Shift+Ansi-AppCuKeys : "\E[D"

# Arrow keys + Shift are used by konsole ifself

key Up    +Shift   : scrollLineUp
key Down  +Shift   : scrollLineDown
key Right +Shift   : nextSession
key Left  +Shift   : prevSession

key N +Control+Alt : newSession

# Function keys  w/o Shift modifier

key F1 -Shift    : "\EOP"  
key F2 -Shift    : "\EOQ"
key F3 -Shift    : "\EOR"
key F4 -Shift    : "\EOS"
key F5 -Shift    : "\E[15~"
key F6 -Shift    : "\E[17~"
key F7 -Shift    : "\E[18~"
key F8 -Shift    : "\E[19~"
key F9 -Shift    : "\E[20~"
key F10-Shift    : "\E[21~"
key F11-Shift    : "\E[23~"
key F12-Shift    : "\E[24~"  

key F1 +Shift    : "\EO2P"  
key F2 +Shift    : "\EO2Q"
key F3 +Shift    : "\EO2R"
key F4 +Shift    : "\EO2S"
key F5 +Shift    : "\E[15;2~"
key F6 +Shift    : "\E[17;2~" 
key F7 +Shift    : "\E[18;2~" 
key F8 +Shift    : "\E[19;2~" 
key F9 +Shift    : "\E[20;2~" 
key F10+Shift    : "\E[21;2~" 
key F11+Shift    : "\E[23;2~" 
key F12+Shift    : "\E[24;2~" 

# KDE 3
key ScrollLock   : scrollLock


key Home  -Shift-AppCuKeys : "\E[H"  
key End   -Shift-AppCuKeys : "\E[F"  
key Home  +Shift-AppCuKeys : "\E[2H"  
key End   +Shift-AppCuKeys : "\E[2F"  

key Home  -Shift+AppCuKeys : "\EOH"  
key End   -Shift+AppCuKeys : "\EOF"  
key Home  +Shift+AppCuKeys : "\EO2H"  
key End   +Shift+AppCuKeys : "\EO2F"  

key Insert-Shift : "\E[2~"  
key Delete-Shift : "\E[3~"  
key Prior -Shift : "\E[5~"  
key Next  -Shift : "\E[6~"  

key Insert+Shift : emitSelection
key Delete+Shift : "\E[3;2~"  
key Prior +Shift : scrollPageUp
key Next  +Shift : scrollPageDown

#----------------------------------------------------------

# Keypad-Enter

key Enter+NewLine : "\r\n"
key Enter-NewLine : "\r"  

# other keypad characters as offered by Qt
# cannot be recognized as such.

#----------------------------------------------------------

key Space +Control : "\x00"

#__END__ xterm.keytab

> Greetinx,
> 
>   Gunter Ohrner

-- 
  To me vi is Zen.  To use vi is to practice zen. Every command is
  a koan. Profound to the user, unintelligible to the uninitiated.
  You discover truth everytime you use it.
                                      -- reddy@lion.austin.ibm.com
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