As far as I can tell, Konsole has no way to put the keypad in "application keypad" mode, which is needed to make it generate what tf calls the nkp* codes. It can only generate "editing keypad" codes (Home, Up, PgUp, etc) or digit characters. For more information, see "/help keypad".
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I have a hard time making keybindings for the numeric keypad in tinyfugue. My ubuntu 16.04 term is xterm-256color. I can bind the following keys: nkp*, nkp/, nkp-, nkp+, nkpEnt.
I cannot bind (using /def key_name = <commands> has no effect) the following keys: nkp0, nkp1 .. nkp9, nkp. .</commands>
I've struggled a lot with this issue. Please, help!
Thank you!
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Oi hello,
I can't bind the keypad to the directions macro on konsole with the kp_* notation and when I try the function getkeycode() tf says there is none.
Thanks in adv.
As far as I can tell, Konsole has no way to put the keypad in "application keypad" mode, which is needed to make it generate what tf calls the nkp* codes. It can only generate "editing keypad" codes (Home, Up, PgUp, etc) or digit characters. For more information, see "/help keypad".
What works for me is rxvt, if NumLock is turned off, it produces the nkp* - Keycodes.
Hi there,
I have a hard time making keybindings for the numeric keypad in tinyfugue. My ubuntu 16.04 term is xterm-256color. I can bind the following keys: nkp*, nkp/, nkp-, nkp+, nkpEnt.
I cannot bind (using /def key_name = <commands> has no effect) the following keys: nkp0, nkp1 .. nkp9, nkp. .</commands>
I've struggled a lot with this issue. Please, help!
Thank you!