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In article <9301201512.AA06053@xyplex.com> engman@dxe.ai.mit.EDU (Dave Engman) writes:
>HELP. I give up. How does one map top function keys and left and right keypads
>on a Sun 4 to emacs functions? If this is non-trivial, can we buy some hand-
>holding time? Thanks.

See lisp/term/sun.el to see how to map the keys, and see src/x11term.c
to see what escape sequences are sent by each key under X11.  You should
make sure sun-esc-bracket is set to t in your ~/.emacs or
lisp/default.el:

;; Enable Sun function key bindings:
(if (string-match "^sun" (getenv "TERM"))
    (setq sun-esc-bracket t))		; see term/sun.el

And also map the escape sequences from within the term- and
window-setup-hook; e.g.:

(setq term-setup-hook
      (function (lambda ()
		  (define-key sun-map "224" 'save-buffers-kill-emacs) ; F1
		  ...
		  (define-key sun-map "232" 'save-buffers-kill-emacs) ; F9
		  )))	


If you want more complete utilization of the keyboard:

Patch stringFuncVal() in src/x11term.c to return escape sequences for
the function keys you're interested in.  The 18.58 sources failed to
translate the XK_F10, XK_Help, XK_Insert, XK_Home, XK_Begin, and XK_End
keysyms (as well as others not mapped to keys on the Sun keyboard).

Then patch term/sun.el to bind those escape sequences to the appropriate
functions.
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