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From: fcg@philabs.philips.com (Frank Guida)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x,comp.emacs,gnu.emacs.help
Subject: emacstool vs emacs-X
Keywords: function-key/mouse bindings
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Date: 13 Jun 91 13:23:38 GMT
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	Does anyone out there have any experience setting up function
   keymaps for emacsX (emacs compiled to run in an X window).  I've had
   no problem binding the function keys and mouse with emacstool.

   	In emacstool function key events are encoded as "C-x*{c}{ltr}",
   according to the formula in ~Emacs/lisp/term/sun.el, but in emacs-X
   function key events come through as "ESC-[ 230z" (ascii coding) and
   don't respond to modifiers.  Mouse binding  info can be found in
   ~Emacs/lisp/sun-mouse.el.  There is some stuff for X11 in the lisp
   and src code.  The x-mouse.el file was helpfull, but I can't find
   anything dealing with the keyboard.

   	I'm running GNU Emacs 18.55.3, SunOS 4.1.1 (berkeley-unix) on a
   Sun 3/60.  I recently started using Sun's Openwindows environment.  I
   like the functionality of the window system and all the X applications,
   but I miss the power of emacstool.

   Any advise is welcome.  Thanks in advance...

   ___________________________________________________________________
   Frank C. Guida                          Philips Laboratories       
   fcg@philabs.philips.com                 Autonomous Systems Dept.   
   (914)-945-6246                          Briarcliff Manor, NY  10510




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   ___________________________________________________________________
   Frank C. Guida                          Philips Laboratories       
   fcg@philabs.philips.com                 Autonomous Systems Dept.   
   (914)-945-6246                          Briarcliff Manor, NY  10510