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From: z@sunne.uucp (Steve Zimmerman)
Newsgroups: net.emacs
Subject: Re: Using VT-220 function keys in CCA emacs
Message-ID: <122@sunne.uucp>
Date: Sun, 19-Jan-86 10:38:24 EST
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Posted: Sun Jan 19 10:38:24 1986
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CCA EMACS has a special function called Prefix Character with Terminator
which is designed for terminals such as Televideos, Suns, and VT-220s
that have a lot of function keys with the same character ending each
escape sequence.  For example, on my Sun, the L3 key sends <ESC>[194z.
The entry in the keys file is

\e [ 1 9 4	Goto Beginning

The 'z' is automatically thrown away by EMACS.  Note that you still have
to have the normal prefix character commands for the first several
characters.

	Steve Zimmerman