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  • emacs keybinding doesnt work in terminal - Stack Overflow
    I suggest you remap the key combinations that need more than one modifier to something else, when you are in a terminal (I ended up remapping windmove commands to F-keys, for instance ) Alternatively, I can recommend either using evil leader key (if you use evil), or God mode otherwise
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    The terminal emulator app itself receives the Shift-arrows perfectly fine, since it is a standard Windows or Linux desktop app Programs running inside the terminal, however, cannot use Windows-like key events – they use VT220 ANSI ECMA xterm keycodes, where all special keys are encoded as text starting with the ESC byte
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    On X11 systems, If you decide to change certain keys on the keyboard to VoidSymbol (like CapsLock), then you can utilize it as a LEADER or any other part of key bindings The following example now uses VoidSymbol and uses CapsLock as a LEADER without it affecting the shift capital state as long as you have setxkbmap -option caps:none configured
  • key bindings - Problems with keybindings when using terminal - Emacs . . .
    First, the more general issue: terminal emulators are often limited in the control and escape sequences they can send So: it may be the case that the terminal swallows your special characters before they reach Emacs
  • Some keys dont work in console (tty), but work in a terminal emulator
    The root cause is that the default key mappings on the Linux console map Ctrl+arrow keys to the same escape sequences as plain arrow keys Your historical explanation is correct, but that can be changed by changing the settings of the console
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    Ctrl+Shift+letter combinations are especially common for terminal emulators to use for default keybindings Of course, you will need to disable remap all of the terminal emulator bindings that you want to be able to use for emacs bindings
  • Mac terminal doesnt pass keys like C- to emacs - Super User
    Terminal emulators are limited to sending character sequences instead of events; since the Ctrl key is defined to remap the 0x40-0x5f 0x60-0x7f range to 0x00-0x1f, characters outside that range aren't guaranteed to do anything when Ctrl is applied to them
  • Emacs key bindings change in terminal emulator - Stack Overflow
    Terminal emulators can be limited in the control and escape sequences they can send, so it's probably the case that the emulators you cited are swallowing your special characters before they even reach Emacs Try hitting C-h l (or M-x view-lossage) to see if your key combinations are arriving in Emacs
  • [SOLVED] Dead keys not working in terminal emulators only Newbie . . .
    However, I cannot make it work on terminal emulators More specifically, I'm using Alacritty, a terminal emulator, and, whenever I type keys that would be dead keys (~, ", '), nothing happens This issue happens on other terminals, such as xterm Here are some outputs: System Locale: LANG=en_US UTF-8 VC Keymap: us-acentos X11 Layout: us





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