minicom keyboard macros: pmac1 to pmac9 work but pmac10 does not work

[Adam Lackorzynski]

On Fri Aug 14, 2015 at 11:37:15 -0700, Brolin Empey wrote:
> Adam Lackorzynski wrote:
> > On Fri Aug 14, 2015 at 09:56:49 -0700, Brolin Empey wrote:
> >> I wonder how the Midnight Commander (mc) is able to use F10 (for its
> >> command to exit the application)?
> >>
> >> I/We should (try to) ask Thomas E. Dickey <dickey at invisible-island.net>
> >> or the ncurses mailing list about using F10 and higher F(unction) keys.
> > 
> > Good question & idea. A quick look in mc:
> > 
> > /* Broken terminfo and termcap databases on xterminals */
> > static key_define_t xterm_key_defines[] = {
> >     {KEY_F (1), ESC_STR "OP", MCKEY_NOACTION},
> >     {KEY_F (2), ESC_STR "OQ", MCKEY_NOACTION},
> >     {KEY_F (3), ESC_STR "OR", MCKEY_NOACTION},
> >     {KEY_F (4), ESC_STR "OS", MCKEY_NOACTION},
> >     {KEY_F (1), ESC_STR "[11~", MCKEY_NOACTION},
> >     {KEY_F (2), ESC_STR "[12~", MCKEY_NOACTION},
> >     {KEY_F (3), ESC_STR "[13~", MCKEY_NOACTION},
> >     {KEY_F (4), ESC_STR "[14~", MCKEY_NOACTION},
> >     {KEY_F (5), ESC_STR "[15~", MCKEY_NOACTION},
> >     {KEY_F (6), ESC_STR "[17~", MCKEY_NOACTION},
> >     {KEY_F (7), ESC_STR "[18~", MCKEY_NOACTION},
> >     {KEY_F (8), ESC_STR "[19~", MCKEY_NOACTION},
> >     {KEY_F (9), ESC_STR "[20~", MCKEY_NOACTION},
> >     {KEY_F (10), ESC_STR "[21~", MCKEY_NOACTION},
> > .... a lot more ...
> > 
> > So looks like it needs to be copied...
> 
> OK.  If F10 for pmac10 can be fixed, can you add pmac11 and pmac12 using
> F11 and F12 respectively so that all of the F(unction) keys on a common
> keyboard can be used?

Will probably be a bit of a surgery but yes, will look info it.



Adam
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