rik%roland@SDCSVAX.UCSD.EDU (Rik Belew) (12/12/86)
How can I get a key emitting a multiple-key sequence (like the ANSI-X3.64 "ESC [ A", "ESC[220z", ...) bound to a keymap? I can't get the following to work in my .emacs init file (I get a "Error in init file" message): (global-set-key "\e [ A" 'previous-line) ; R8 (global-set-key "\e [ B" 'next-line) ; R14 (global-set-key "\e [ C" 'forward-char) ; R12 (global-set-key "\e [ D" 'backward-char) ; R10 (global-set-key "\e [ 2 2 0 z" 'backward-word) ; R13 (global-set-key "\e[222z" 'forward-word) ; R15 (global-set-key "\e[214z" 'beginning-of-line) ; R7 (global-set-key "\e[216z" 'end-of-line) ; R9 (global-set-key "\e[210z" 'scroll-backward) ; R3 (global-set-key "\e[213z" 'scroll-forward) ; R6 Also, I've found the compile options to enable X-windows support, but haven't found any doc about it. Is there any? Thank you. Rik Belew rik@sdcsvax.ucsd.edu EECS Department (C-014) UCSD San Diego, CA 92093 619 / 534 - 2601