Thomas Dickey wrote: > On Mon, 9 Feb 2004, Todd wrote: >> >> I'm hoping someone can smack me with the proper cluestick here and >> help me figure out what's going wrong. I've got a few macros that >> are defined as \cx and start with <enter-command>. Since >> installing 1.5.6, these no longer work. >> >> To simplify things, I started mutt with an empty muttrc and >> bypassed the system config file (mutt -n -F ~/.mutt/empty). I >> enter a test macro >> >> macro index \cq ":set ?quit\n" "test macro" >> >> which then shows up in the help menu. Pressing ^q does nothing. >> In 1.5.5.1, it would display "quit=yes" as expected. Also, other >> macros using the control key function fine. I haven't tested a >> lot, but I know I have some that use <shell-escape> and >> <pipe-entry> which still work. >> >> I suspect that it has to do with my switch from slang to ncurses >> for the 1.5.6 build. That's the most obvious change I made here. >> Any > > maybe less obvious - ^q seems to work fine in ncurses' test program. > But that's using raw+keypad. mutt appears to be using > cbreak+keypad, which means that some line-control characters are > interpreted. Thanks Thomas. Hmmm. For now I'll just change those macros. Think I should file a bug report on this? -- Todd OpenPGP -> KeyID: 0xD654075A | URL: www.pobox.com/~tmz/pgp ====================================================================== God loves stupid people. That's why he made so many.
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