Thread: [CEDET-devel] <ESC> prefixed command does not work in eassist-mode under terminal emulater
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From: 张东亚 <for...@gm...> - 2014-01-27 15:30:07
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Hello list, When using eassist-list-methods function under terminal emulater, there is a quite annoying problem: Since eassist-mode add a keymap for <ESC> key, most of key like <M->>, <UP> keys will be catched by the <ESC> mapping and exit eassist mode, which will put the left xterm control sequence charactors in the original source code buffer. So I suggest it may be better to change the key mapping when playing with emacs under terminal emulator. |
From: Eric M. L. <er...@si...> - 2014-02-28 00:02:33
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On 01/27/2014 10:29 AM, 张东亚 wrote: > Hello list, > > When using eassist-list-methods function under terminal emulater, there > is a quite annoying problem: > > Since eassist-mode add a keymap for <ESC> key, most of key like <M->>, > <UP> keys will be catched by the <ESC> mapping and exit eassist mode, > which will put the left xterm control sequence charactors in the > original source code buffer. > > So I suggest it may be better to change the key mapping when playing > with emacs under terminal emulator. Hi, Sorry for a late reply. EAssist is a contrib package that hasn't been well maintained. If you would like to create a simple patch, perhaps someone can install it. Thanks Eric |