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From: dave@PRC.Unisys.COM (David Lee Matuszek)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x,comp.windows.x.motif
Subject: Please help me get my keys back
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Date: 6 May 91 20:27:27 GMT
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I'm using a Sun 3/60.  A little while ago I was running X11r3 with the
twm window manager.  Now I'm running X11r4 with mwm.  Somewhere in the
transition something has screwed up my keys, and I can't figure out
what.

This is below the level of gnuemacs, but it shows up in gnuemacs, so
that's how I'll talk about it.  Before,

	shift-R8	sent	esc ] 2 1 5 z
	shift-R10	sent	esc ] 2 1 7 z
	shift-R12	sent	esc ] 2 1 9 z
	shift-R14	sent	esc ] 2 2 1 z

Now,

	shift-R8	sends	8
	shift-R10	sends	6
	shift-R12	sends	4
	shift-R14	sends	2

I really want to be able to distinguish shifted-arrow keys from real
digit keys.  I'm told I can put some appropriate incantation in my
.Xdefaults to have these keys interpreted properly, but no one around
here knows what it is.

I repeat, this is NOT an emacs screwup.  This is a result of the
"transparent" upgrade from X11r3 to X11r4.  As near as I can tell, mwm
doesn't have anything to do with it...I think.

Can anyone help me?  What are the magic words?

E-mail preferred.  Thanks for any and all help.

-- Dave Matuszek (dave@prc.unisys.com)  I don't speak for my employer. --