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06:53 < Mercyful> i also noticed in putty with linux,, select and find are home and end..
06:53 < Mercyful> '\x1b[1~': code=362 name='KEY_FIND' -- Home
06:53 < Mercyful> '\x1b[4~': code=385 name='KEY_SELECT' -- End
In [1]: from blessed import Terminal
In [2]: term = Terminal('putty')
In [3]: term.inkey(esc_delay=10.0)
^[[1~
Out[3]: KEY_FIND
Related to #43 in that the solution might require some complexity, currently we unconditionally add many standard input patterns in addition to those found in termcap, which is necessary for many keystrokes -- however, we need to conditionally chose which terminal type entries should be augmented -- and by which values.
All such code is made in blessed/keyboard.py around the DEFAULT_SEQUENCE_MIXIN variable.
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06:53 < Mercyful> i also noticed in putty with linux,, select and find are home and end..
06:53 < Mercyful> '\x1b[1~': code=362 name='KEY_FIND' -- Home
06:53 < Mercyful> '\x1b[4~': code=385 name='KEY_SELECT' -- End
Related to #43 in that the solution might require some complexity, currently we unconditionally add many standard input patterns in addition to those found in termcap, which is necessary for many keystrokes -- however, we need to conditionally chose which terminal type entries should be augmented -- and by which values.
All such code is made in blessed/keyboard.py around the DEFAULT_SEQUENCE_MIXIN variable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: