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In article <m0jPbXT-0000VzC@p1so.uucp>, daemon@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu (Admin) writes:
> My friends,
> 
> Below I have a lisp routine to set the xterm function keys (running
> on a ISC 2.2 system with the MetroLink X11R4 release) which ignores
> the definitions in the second group of define-keys (Insert, Home, etc).
> [ ... ]
>       (define-key xterm-esc-b-map "2~" 'yank)		       	; Insert
>       (define-key xterm-esc-b-map "8" 'beginning-of-buffer)	; Home
>       (define-key xterm-esc-b-map "5~" 'scroll-down)		; Page Up
>       (define-key xterm-esc-b-map "9" 'end-of-buffer)	       	; End
>       (define-key xterm-esc-b-map "6~" 'scroll-up)		; Page Down

We have an ISC 2.0.2 system here, and I played around with this a bit.
It appears that the keys you are having problems with don't generate
strings in an xterm or under Epoch. What you probably want to do is
use (rebind-key) to set those keys to generate the appropriate
sequences, e.g.

(rebind-key "Insert" 0 "\C-[[2~")

P.S. It seems strange to me that some of the problem keys have a
trailing ~ and others do not. Is this deliberate?

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