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Started by Steve Madden
Wed, 06 Jan 1993 00:24
Num. keypad bindings for Demacs-how 2 change without affecting arrows?
Author: Steve Madden
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 00:24
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 00:24
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G'Day people,
I've got a little question regarding keypad mappings in
Demacs. Basically, the situation is as follows: I have a PC on which I
do some programming under Demacs. I also use this PC to log onto a
mainframe which runs Emacs. On the mainframe, I have a e-lisp file which
maps varous functions onto the PC's numeric keypad, such as PgUp/Dn,
BOF/EOF, BOL/EOL, kill-region, kill-line, kill-word, ... etc. Now the
bit which involves the question. I would like to make the two keypads
behave in exactly the same way, but there seems to be a snag under
Demacs. How do I distinguish the arrow keys and PgUp/Dn/Home/End keys on
the numeric keypad fom those in the arrow keypad, and the other six key
keypad above it on the pc keyboard so that I can just remap the numeric
versions ? Is it even possible under Demacs ?? Any guidelines most
gratefully accepted,
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Re: Num. keypad bindings for Demacs-how 2 change without affecting arrows?
Author: Bruce Albrecht
Date: Sun, 10 Jan 1993 23:08
Date: Sun, 10 Jan 1993 23:08
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In article <1993Jan6.002415.13780@trl.oz.au> smadden@titan.trl.OZ.AU (Steve Madden) writes: >G'Day people, > I've got a little question regarding keypad mappings in >Demacs. Basically, the situation is as follows: I have a PC on which I >do some programming under Demacs. I also use this PC to log onto a >mainframe which runs Emacs. On the mainframe, I have a e-lisp file which >maps varous functions onto the PC's numeric keypad, such as PgUp/Dn, >BOF/EOF, BOL/EOL, kill-region, kill-line, kill-word, ... etc. Now the >bit which involves the question. I would like to make the two keypads >behave in exactly the same way, but there seems to be a snag under >Demacs. How do I distinguish the arrow keys and PgUp/Dn/Home/End keys on >the numeric keypad fom those in the arrow keypad, and the other six key >keypad above it on the pc keyboard so that I can just remap the numeric >versions ? Is it even possible under Demacs ?? Any guidelines most >gratefully accepted, You need to tell ANSI.SYS that you have an extended keyboard (/X option), and in the emacs/lisp/term/ibm_pc.el file that loads the function keys, you need to map the numeric keypad keys to something other than the separate arrow key/PgUp/... block. For the routine that remaps the keys back to the original IBM character sequences, you'll want to remake the extended key blocks to the same as the numeric key blocks. -- bruce@zuhause.mn.org Youth is wasted on the young.
Re: Num. keypad bindings for Demacs-how 2 change without affecting arrows?
Author: Chuck Renner
Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1993 05:41
Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1993 05:41
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bruce@zuhause.MN.ORG (Bruce Albrecht) writes:
>In article <1993Jan6.002415.13780@trl.oz.au> smadden@titan.trl.OZ.AU (Steve Madden) writes:
>>G'Day people,
>> I've got a little question regarding keypad mappings in
>>Demacs. Basically, the situation is as follows: I have a PC on which I
>>do some programming under Demacs. I also use this PC to log onto a
>>mainframe which runs Emacs. On the mainframe, I have a e-lisp file which
>>maps varous functions onto the PC's numeric keypad, such as PgUp/Dn,
>>BOF/EOF, BOL/EOL, kill-region, kill-line, kill-word, ... etc. Now the
>>bit which involves the question. I would like to make the two keypads
>>behave in exactly the same way, but there seems to be a snag under
>>Demacs. How do I distinguish the arrow keys and PgUp/Dn/Home/End keys on
>>the numeric keypad fom those in the arrow keypad, and the other six key
>>keypad above it on the pc keyboard so that I can just remap the numeric
>>versions ? Is it even possible under Demacs ?? Any guidelines most
>>gratefully accepted,
>You need to tell ANSI.SYS that you have an extended keyboard (/X option),
>and in the emacs/lisp/term/ibm_pc.el file that loads the function keys,
>you need to map the numeric keypad keys to something other than the separate
>arrow key/PgUp/... block. For the routine that remaps the keys back to the
>original IBM character sequences, you'll want to remake the extended key
>blocks to the same as the numeric key blocks.
>--
>bruce@zuhause.mn.org
>Youth is wasted on the young.
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bruce@zuhause.MN.ORG (Bruce Albrecht) writes:
>In article <1993Jan6.002415.13780@trl.oz.au> smadden@titan.trl.OZ.AU (Steve Madden) writes:
>>G'Day people,
>> I've got a little question regarding keypad mappings in
>>Demacs. Basically, the situation is as follows: I have a PC on which I
>>do some programming under Demacs. I also use this PC to log onto a
>>mainframe which runs Emacs. On the mainframe, I have a e-lisp file which
>>maps varous functions onto the PC's numeric keypad, such as PgUp/Dn,
>>BOF/EOF, BOL/EOL, kill-region, kill-line, kill-word, ... etc. Now the
>>bit which involves the question. I would like to make the two keypads
>>behave in exactly the same way, but there seems to be a snag under
>>Demacs. How do I distinguish the arrow keys and PgUp/Dn/Home/End keys on
>>the numeric keypad fom those in the arrow keypad, and the other six key
>>keypad above it on the pc keyboard so that I can just remap the numeric
>>versions ? Is it even possible under Demacs ?? Any guidelines most
>>gratefully accepted,
>You need to tell ANSI.SYS that you have an extended keyboard (/X option),
>and in the emacs/lisp/term/ibm_pc.el file that loads the function keys,
>you need to map the numeric keypad keys to something other than the separate
>arrow key/PgUp/... block. For the routine that remaps the keys back to the
>original IBM character sequences, you'll want to remake the extended key
>blocks to the same as the numeric key blocks.
>--
>bruce@zuhause.mn.org
>Youth is wasted on the young.
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Subject: Re: Num. keypad bindings for Demacs-how 2 change without affecting arrows?
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References: <1993Jan6.002415.13780@trl.oz.au> <bruce.0dvx@zuhause.MN.ORG>
bruce@zuhause.MN.ORG (Bruce Albrecht) writes:
>In article <1993Jan6.002415.13780@trl.oz.au> smadden@titan.trl.OZ.AU (Steve Madden) writes:
>>G'Day people,
>> I've got a little question regarding keypad mappings in
>>Demacs. Basically, the situation is as follows: I have a PC on which I
>>do some programming under Demacs. I also use this PC to log onto a
>>mainframe which runs Emacs. On the mainframe, I have a e-lisp file which
>>maps varous functions onto the PC's numeric keypad, such as PgUp/Dn,
>>BOF/EOF, BOL/EOL, kill-region, kill-line, kill-word, ... etc. Now the
>>bit which involves the question. I would like to make the two keypads
>>behave in exactly the same way, but there seems to be a snag under
>>Demacs. How do I distinguish the arrow keys and PgUp/Dn/Home/End keys on
>>the numeric keypad fom those in the arrow keypad, and the other six key
>>keypad above it on the pc keyboard so that I can just remap the numeric
>>versions ? Is it even possible under Demacs ?? Any guidelines most
>>gratefully accepted,
>You need to tell ANSI.SYS that you have an extended keyboard (/X option),
>and in the emacs/lisp/term/ibm_pc.el file that loads the function keys,
>you need to map the numeric keypad keys to something other than the separate
>arrow key/PgUp/... block. For the routine that remaps the keys back to the
>original IBM character sequences, you'll want to remake the extended key
>blocks to the same as the numeric key blocks.
>--
>bruce@zuhause.mn.org
>Youth is wasted on the young.
Q
i
Q
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Subject: Re: Num. keypad bindings for Demacs-how 2 change without affecting arrows?
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References: <1993Jan6.002415.13780@trl.oz.au> <bruce.0dvx@zuhause.MN.ORG>
bruce@zuhause.MN.ORG (Bruce Albrecht) writes:
>In article <1993Jan6.002415.13780@trl.oz.au> smadden@titan.trl.OZ.AU (Steve Madden) writes:
>>G'Day people,
>> I've got a little question regarding keypad mappings in
>>Demacs. Basically, the situation is as follows: I have a PC on which I
>>do some programming under Demacs. I also use this PC to log onto a
>>mainframe which runs Emacs. On the mainframe, I have a e-lisp file which
>>maps varous functions onto the PC's numeric keypad, such as PgUp/Dn,
>>BOF/EOF, BOL/EOL, kill-region, kill-line, kill-word, ... etc. Now the
>>bit which involves the question. I would like to make the two keypads
>>behave in exactly the same way, but there seems to be a snag under
>>Demacs. How do I distinguish the arrow keys and PgUp/Dn/Home/End keys on
>>the numeric keypad fom those in the arrow keypad, and the other six key
>>keypad above it on the pc keyboard so that I can just remap the numeric
>>versions ? Is it even possible under Demacs ?? Any guidelines most
>>gratefully accepted,
>You need to tell ANSI.SYS that you have an extended keyboard (/X option),
>and in the emacs/lisp/term/ibm_pc.el file that loads the function keys,
>you need to map the numeric keypad keys to something other than the separate
>arrow key/PgUp/... block. For the routine that remaps the keys back to the
>original IBM character sequences, you'll want to remake the extended key
>blocks to the same as the numeric key blocks.
>--
>bruce@zuhause.mn.org
>Youth is wasted on the young.
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