From: Vlad <vo...@vo...> - 2013-03-13 06:12:44
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Thanks for a quick replay! In the mean time I've found that the "mod_meta_mode = esc" indeed solves the problem (before I had "mod_meta_mode = utf8"). As I understood, this issue is more generic and if you're enable something like "eightBitInput" "Alt" key will not work in xterm as well. From another side, I really don"t know what is the right settings of the "mod_meta_mode" option for me (I'm using Western European and Cyrillic languages only). Regards, Vlad. On 12/03/13 22:11, Araki Ken wrote: > Hi, > > From: Vladimir <vo...@vo...> > Subject: [Mlterm-dev-en] How to get "Alt+." key combination working > Date: Tue, 12 Mar 2013 11:10:24 +0100 > Message-ID: <513...@vo...> > >> I'd appreciate if anybody would give any tips on how to get Alt+. key >> sequence working (at the moment mlterm doesn't output anything). >> mlterm version: 3.1.8 >> distro: Gentoo > Thanks for your report. > Alt+. outputs 0xae (REGISTERED SIGN) by defaults, but it didn't > work in UTF-8 encoding. > The attached patch fixes this problem. > > On the other hand, if you want Alt+. to output "\x1b\x2e" (ESC + .), > please specify "mod_meta_mode" option in ~/.mlterm/main as follows. > > ~/.mlterm/main > mod_meta_mode = esc > > Regards, > --- > Araki Ken > ara...@us... |