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My setup is Tmux running in Alacritty on Debian Linux running on Chrome OS.
Before this change, Home and End keys did not work for me inside Tmux.
(Outside tmux, I don't think there was a problem).
I got the required sequences by running `cat` and pressing Home/End.
This looks similar to (or possibly the opposite of)
daafbcdac4.
The reference in that commit mentions these sequences for Home and End, these
kinds of sequences were already used for Delete, PgUp, and PgDown.
For reference, the missing `\x1b[2~` sequence would correspond to the Insert
key.
72 lines
1.5 KiB
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72 lines
1.5 KiB
Go
package twin
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type KeyCode uint16
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const (
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KeyEscape KeyCode = iota
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KeyEnter
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KeyBackspace
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KeyDelete
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KeyUp
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KeyDown
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KeyRight
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KeyLeft
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KeyAltUp
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KeyAltDown
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KeyAltRight
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KeyAltLeft
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KeyHome
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KeyEnd
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KeyPgUp
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KeyPgDown
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)
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// Map incoming escape keystrokes to keycodes, used in consumeEncodedEvent() in
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// screen.go.
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//
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// NOTE: If you put a single ESC character in here ('\x1b') it will be consumed
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// by itself rather than as part of the sequence it belongs to, and parsing of
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// all special sequences starting with ESC will break down.
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//
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// FIXME: Write a test preventing that from happening.
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var escapeSequenceToKeyCode = map[string]KeyCode{
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// NOTE: Please keep this list in the same order as the KeyCode const()
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// section above.
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// KeyEscape intentionally left out because it's too short, see comment
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// above.
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// KeyEnter intentionally left out because it's too short, see comment
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// above.
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"\x7f": KeyBackspace,
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"\x1b[3~": KeyDelete,
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"\x1b[A": KeyUp,
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"\x1b[B": KeyDown,
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"\x1b[C": KeyRight,
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"\x1b[D": KeyLeft,
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// Ref: https://github.com/walles/moar/issues/138#issuecomment-1579199274
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"\x1bOA": KeyUp,
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"\x1bOB": KeyDown,
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"\x1bOC": KeyRight,
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"\x1bOD": KeyLeft,
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"\x1b\x1b[A": KeyAltUp, // Alt + up arrow
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"\x1b\x1b[B": KeyAltDown, // Alt + down arrow
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"\x1b\x1b[C": KeyAltRight, // Alt + right arrow
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"\x1b\x1b[D": KeyAltLeft, // Alt + left arrow
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"\x1b[H": KeyHome,
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"\x1b[F": KeyEnd,
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"\x1b[1~": KeyHome,
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"\x1b[4~": KeyEnd,
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"\x1b[5~": KeyPgUp,
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"\x1b[6~": KeyPgDown,
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}
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