Hi Frank, Yes, I meant pressing Ctrl and [ simultaneously :-) I can understand what you mean about the german keyboard, it's as crazy on an italian keyboard, but I usually type using the US layout, and my laptop has a real US-ansi layout. This happens on X, everything works as expected on the terminal. As a half-baked fix, I put this in my evil configuration: (define-key input-decode-map (kbd "C-[") [escape]) It (kind of) works, but I noticed some inconsistencies when issuing C-[ in emacs state. Pressing C-[ two times (sorry for your fingers if you are going to test this!) in emacs state leads to this error message: ESC <escape> is undefined __ Alessandro Piras On 3 March 2013 11:39, Frank Fischer <[email protected]> wrote:
On 2013-03-02, Alessandro Piras <[email protected]> wrote:
Testing the patch, C-[ is not working anymore. Escape works correctly though. Is this a known problem with the esc24.3 branch?
You mean really pressing Ctrl and [ simultaneously? (trying this on a German keyboard would really break your fingers, that's why I never test it ;))
In terminal or in X? If this happens in X I would not be too surpised, in terminal C-[ should really send the same event as ESC, so this should not happen in terminal.
Frank
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