[TF] Numpad Walking

[matca at lysator.liu.se (<ma...@ly...>]

It is heavily dependent on what terminal emulator you are using,
xterm, rxvt, ... or whatnot. Try a few different ones.

/Mats Carlberg

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> > Hello,
> > It's  me again, Thanks for the timer help, it works pretty.
> > I'm using tf under Linux, I cant't bind the numpad to do the usual
walking
> > stuff (8 for n, 9 for ne, etc). I've tried with and without
numLock, whit
> > numlok, I've got the numbers, without, the "home" "up" and the
like stuff.
> 
> I run linux as well and had this same problem. I'm sure there's a
better
> way to find out the key bindings, but being a linux newbie I'm
clueless
> about where to look. What did work for me was to telnet to the local
> host with NUMLOCK off and pressed each of the keys at the login
prompt
> and see what values appeared. I took those values and defined them
as
> below and all works great.
> 
> ;******************************************************************
> ;Linux Keys for Numeric Keypad directions
> ;******************************************************************
> /def -i -b'^[[1~' = nw    ;Numeric 7
> /def -i -b'^[[A' = n      ;Numeric 8
> /def -i -b'^[[5~' = ne    ;Numeric 9
> /def -i -b'^[[D' = w      ;Numeric 4
> ;Numeric 5:
> /def -i -b'^[[G' = look%;search
> /def -i -b'^[[C' = e      ;Numeric 6
> /def -i -b'^[[4~' = sw    ;Numeric 1
> /def -i -b'^[[B' = s      ;Numeric 2
> /def -i -b'^[[6~' = se    ;Numeric 3
> /def -i -b'^[[2~' = down  ;Numeric 0
> /def -i -b'^[[3~' = up    ;Numeric .