Comments on: Keybindings in Mac OS X’s Terminal.app http://fdiv.net/2007/05/12/keybindings-in-macosx-terminal-app/ the floating point divide Fri, 08 Aug 2008 18:55:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.2 Comment on Keybindings in Mac OS X’s Terminal.app by: giviz http://fdiv.net/2007/05/12/keybindings-in-macosx-terminal-app/#comment-49030 Tue, 05 Aug 2008 17:37:24 +0000 http://fdiv.net/2007/05/12/keybindings-in-macosx-terminal-app/#comment-49030 Thank you, thank you very much ! I was looking for it for many hours, that's work perfect. Do you know if I is possible to change the Tab's moving keys. Actualy Terminal.app use Cmd+Alt+( and Cmd+Alt+), I prefer to use Shift+LEFT and Shift+Right if it's possible. Thank's again. Thank you, thank you very much !

I was looking for it for many hours, that’s work perfect.

Do you know if I is possible to change the Tab’s moving keys. Actualy Terminal.app use Cmd+Alt+( and Cmd+Alt+), I prefer to use Shift+LEFT and Shift+Right if it’s possible.

Thank’s again.

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]]> Comment on Keybindings in Mac OS X’s Terminal.app by: Jürgen Jatzkowski http://fdiv.net/2007/05/12/keybindings-in-macosx-terminal-app/#comment-38813 Mon, 24 Mar 2008 09:36:59 +0000 http://fdiv.net/2007/05/12/keybindings-in-macosx-terminal-app/#comment-38813 I found the codes for the end key: \E[F I found the codes for the end key: \E[F

]]> Comment on Keybindings in Mac OS X’s Terminal.app by: Jürgen Jatzkowski http://fdiv.net/2007/05/12/keybindings-in-macosx-terminal-app/#comment-38812 Mon, 24 Mar 2008 09:34:22 +0000 http://fdiv.net/2007/05/12/keybindings-in-macosx-terminal-app/#comment-38812 on 10.5 I got this from infocmp (good old terminfo utility): $ infocmp -L¦grep cursor cursor_address=\E[%i%p1%d;%p2%dH, cursor_down=^J, cursor_home=\E[H, cursor_left=^H, cursor_right=\E[C, cursor_up=\E[A, delete_character=\E[P, parm_down_cursor=\E[%p1%dB, parm_left_cursor=\E[%p1%dD, parm_right_cursor=\E[%p1%dC, parm_up_cursor=\E[%p1%dA, restore_cursor=\E8, save_cursor=\E7, scroll_forward=^J, $ which means: use \E[H for home key Don't ask me why the end key is missing in terminfo. on 10.5 I got this from infocmp (good old terminfo utility):

$ infocmp -L|grep cursor
cursor_address=\E[%i%p1%d;%p2%dH, cursor_down=^J,
cursor_home=\E[H, cursor_left=^H, cursor_right=\E[C,
cursor_up=\E[A, delete_character=\E[P,
parm_down_cursor=\E[%p1%dB,
parm_left_cursor=\E[%p1%dD,
parm_right_cursor=\E[%p1%dC,
parm_up_cursor=\E[%p1%dA,
restore_cursor=\E8, save_cursor=\E7, scroll_forward=^J,
$

which means: use \E[H for home key

Don’t ask me why the end key is missing in terminfo.

]]> Comment on Keybindings in Mac OS X’s Terminal.app by: richard http://fdiv.net/2007/05/12/keybindings-in-macosx-terminal-app/#comment-27709 Tue, 06 Nov 2007 13:06:19 +0000 http://fdiv.net/2007/05/12/keybindings-in-macosx-terminal-app/#comment-27709 the home and end values in the table do not work for 10.5. check out the shift-home and shift-end. the home and end values in the table do not work for 10.5. check out the shift-home and shift-end.

]]> Comment on Keybindings in Mac OS X’s Terminal.app by: smokris http://fdiv.net/2007/05/12/keybindings-in-macosx-terminal-app/#comment-20233 Tue, 07 Aug 2007 16:45:07 +0000 http://fdiv.net/2007/05/12/keybindings-in-macosx-terminal-app/#comment-20233 Eugene - Yikes, I haven't used 10.2 for three years. On 10.4, Terminal.app stores its preferences in ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.Terminal.plist. Inside, there's a "KeyBindings" section. It looks like page up and page down are keys "F72C" and "F72D", respectively. If these keys exist in 10.2's plist, you might be able to set their values to those I described in the original post. Steve Eugene -

Yikes, I haven’t used 10.2 for three years.

On 10.4, Terminal.app stores its preferences in ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.Terminal.plist. Inside, there’s a “KeyBindings” section. It looks like page up and page down are keys “F72C” and “F72D”, respectively. If these keys exist in 10.2’s plist, you might be able to set their values to those I described in the original post.

Steve

]]> Comment on Keybindings in Mac OS X’s Terminal.app by: Eugene Morgan http://fdiv.net/2007/05/12/keybindings-in-macosx-terminal-app/#comment-20229 Tue, 07 Aug 2007 15:04:30 +0000 http://fdiv.net/2007/05/12/keybindings-in-macosx-terminal-app/#comment-20229 The page-up/page-down thing is driving me crazy, too. I'm using OS X 10.2.8, and there is no "Keyboard" option under Terminal, Window Settings (I am guessing because this was added in a newer version of Terminal). Do you know of another way to change the keybindings? The page-up/page-down thing is driving me crazy, too. I’m using OS X 10.2.8, and there is no “Keyboard” option under Terminal, Window Settings (I am guessing because this was added in a newer version of Terminal). Do you know of another way to change the keybindings?

]]> Comment on Keybindings in Mac OS X’s Terminal.app by: Krishen http://fdiv.net/2007/05/12/keybindings-in-macosx-terminal-app/#comment-16714 Tue, 19 Jun 2007 14:41:55 +0000 http://fdiv.net/2007/05/12/keybindings-in-macosx-terminal-app/#comment-16714 I'm a Mac user, and although I haven't used Pine in a few years, I loved it when I did, especially its "select" functions and automatic monthly archiving. Found your page while looking for a way to get page up/page down to work after a terminal window has exited, and although this isn't that, I can think of a few places this tip could come in handy. Thanks! I’m a Mac user, and although I haven’t used Pine in a few years, I loved it when I did, especially its “select” functions and automatic monthly archiving. Found your page while looking for a way to get page up/page down to work after a terminal window has exited, and although this isn’t that, I can think of a few places this tip could come in handy. Thanks!

]]> Comment on Keybindings in Mac OS X’s Terminal.app by: smokris http://fdiv.net/2007/05/12/keybindings-in-macosx-terminal-app/#comment-11341 Sat, 12 May 2007 14:47:27 +0000 http://fdiv.net/2007/05/12/keybindings-in-macosx-terminal-app/#comment-11341 Right. Also, you can just cut-and-paste from the table above, or from another keybinding entry. Right. Also, you can just cut-and-paste from the table above, or from another keybinding entry.

]]> Comment on Keybindings in Mac OS X’s Terminal.app by: cwright http://fdiv.net/2007/05/12/keybindings-in-macosx-terminal-app/#comment-11340 Sat, 12 May 2007 14:44:11 +0000 http://fdiv.net/2007/05/12/keybindings-in-macosx-terminal-app/#comment-11340 It's important to note here that you cannot simply type "\033" to get the escape character. Typing '\' gives you 2 backslashes in the box: "\\". To get the \033 part you need to press escape (esc) or type \\033 and then use fn-delete to remove one of the extra slashes. It’s important to note here that you cannot simply type “\033″ to get the escape character. Typing ‘\’ gives you 2 backslashes in the box: “\\”. To get the \033 part you need to press escape (esc) or type \\033 and then use fn-delete to remove one of the extra slashes.

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