Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of CustomKeyBindings

Timestamp:

12/08/08 17:12:20 (4 years ago)

Author:

judah (IP: 76.170.234.70)

Comment:

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CustomKeyBindings

@@ -2 +2 @@
 
 As of version 0.4.1, the user may specify custom key bindings in their `.haskeline` file.  The two new settings are:
- - {{{keyseq: <string> <key>}}} (POSIX-only: add a new key sequence)
  - {{{bind: <key> <key>}}} (bind the first key to the actions of the second key)
+ - {{{keyseq: <term> <string> <key>}}} (POSIX-only: add a new key sequence)
 
-where {{{<string>}}} is a Haskell string and {{{<key>}}} is either:
+where {{{<term>}}} is a terminal name (optional), {{{<string>}}} is Haskell string syntax, and {{{<key>}}} is either:
  - a single character
  - `f<n>` (a function key)
@@ -54 +54 @@
 }}}
 
+Finally, we may want to restrict the above key sequences to a given terminal (as selected by the $TERM variable).  For example, on my system I have:
+{{{
+keyseq: xterm-color "\ESC[5D" ctrl-lefT
+keyseq: xterm-color "\ESC[5C" ctrl-right
+keyseq: xterm "\ESC[1;5D" ctrl-left
+keyseq: xterm "\ESC[1;5C" ctrl-right
+}}}
+since `$TERM==xterm-color` means I'm using OS X's Terminal.app program, and `$TERM==xterm` means I'm using the X11 `xterm` program.