Gregory F. March
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2001-08-23
- priority: 5 --> 7
When pressing the key sequence to move forward and
backwards, I believe that the key sequence is being
sent to the applications rather than being swallowed by
mpterm.
For example, if I have two bash shells open, and I type
my forward sequence (ALT-F is what I have it bound to),
the ALT-F is sent to the shell. Normally, bash eats
it, but if you have one bash shell running, say, 'yes >
/dev/null' and you switch back and forth, you see ^[f
in the bash window running the 'yes' comnand.
Similarly, emacs sees the sequence as well.
/greg
RH6.2 and RH7, mpterm-0.3-1