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In article <BzB2nq.5zu@ulowell.ulowell.edu> koverber@cs.ulowell.edu (Kurt Overb
erg) writes:
>
>Hi, 
>
>    I'm not sure if this belongs in this group or not, 
>but does anyone have Emacs keybindings for SGI keyboards?
>Any help would be appreciated.  Thanks!
>
>
>                        -kurt
>-- 
>Kurt Overberg            | Opinions expressed here are MINE!           
>U of Mass, Lowell        | "Poke a double-decker on a Llama taboot,       
>koverber@cs.ulowell.edu  |  Llama taboot, taboot!"      -Phish

Hi, everyone,

     Please also let me know too. Thank you so much!!!!

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:   Chi Yin Robert Chong                                        :
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:   E-mail: cychong@magnusug.acs.ohio-state.edu  or             :
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This might help you out; no guarantees, but I'll try to help with
specific problems...

In your .Xdefaults:
	XWsh*keyboardType: xlib
	XWsh*metaKeyMask:  8


This gets the meta (ala Alt) key working.  To bind keys, I use this
technique:

xwsh -title emacs -icontitle emacs -autofork -xrm \
 'XWsh*keyMapFileAfter: true' -xrm 'XWsh.keyMapFile: .xwsh.emacs.bindings' \
 -e emacs -nw

Where .xwsh.emacs.bindings holds

Home(any): 	send("\033<");
End(any): 	send("\033>"); 
Prior(any): 	send("\033v"); 
Next(any): 	send("\026");
Left(any):	send("\002");
Up(any):	send("\020");
Down(any):	send("\016");
Right(any):	send("\006");
KP_Insert(none):	send("0");
KP_End(any):	send("1");
KP_Down(any):	send("2");
KP_Next(any):	send("3");
KP_Left(any):	send("4");
KP_Begin(any):	send("5");
KP_Right(any):	send("6");
KP_Home(any):	send("7");
KP_Up(any):	send("8");
KP_Prior(any):	send("9");
KP_Delete(any): send(".");

There's obvious expansion on this theme.  

--Chan
       Chan Wilson  ---  cwilson@sgi.com  ---  415/390-5006
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