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From: slh@wolf.cs.washington.edu (Scott Heyano)
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Subject: Re: Emacs 18.56 Function Keys on RS/6000-320
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Date: 26 Feb 91 21:09:37 GMT
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In article <137@ladwp.ladwp.com> marc@ladwp.uucp (Marc Hall) writes:
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| When the function keys are pressed while in a Emacs scratch buffer, the display
|behaves as if the C-g (bell) key had been pressed and then the following
|key sequences appear in the buffer :
|
|             f1 - 01q
|             f2 - 02q
|              .    .
|              .    .
|              .    .
|            f12 - 12q
|            and so on...
|
| Does anyone know what the complete character sequences being emitted by the 
|function keys are ?
|
	I think <ESC>[ is the prefix.
	<ESC>[ is bound to the backward-paragraph function,
	so if you were at the beginning of the buffer,
	you should get a beep and a msg saying you are at the
	beginning of buffer.


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