zsh 5.9
micro 2.0.13
contour from voidlinux's package
Steps to reproduce
In zsh, [Ctrl+V] [Up/Down/Left/Right] [Ctrl+V] [Ctrl+Up/Down/Left/Right]
The shell receives the same key sequence for both the unmodified and modified arrows. Shell keybinds that use the ctrl-modified arrow keys simply don't fire.
In micro's input debug mode (raw command), typing unmodified and ctrl-modified arrow keys shows the received sequences are different and correct.
Expected Behavior
All programs can receive a ctrl-modified arrow key
Actual Behavior
Some programs receive [Ctrl+Up/Down/Left/Right] as [Up/Down/Left/Right].
Additional notes
Since micro does not use neither modifyOtherKeys nor Kitty'sCSI u, the main difference seems to be either raw/normal mode or usage of the alternate buffer.
I was too busy with packaging contour, reporting bugs, testing patches, and requesting features between 0.4.0 and 0.4.1 to notice which one broke it.
@0x5c I am very confident that my linked PR also fixed your problem. I'd however still really appreciate if you can confirm that. Otherwise, we'll gladly re-open the ticket again :)
Contour Terminal version
Contour Terminal Emulator 0.4.1
Installer source
something else (please specify below)
Operating System
VoidLinux
Architecture
x86-64
Other Software
zsh 5.9 micro 2.0.13 contour from voidlinux's package
Steps to reproduce
In zsh, [Ctrl+V] [Up/Down/Left/Right] [Ctrl+V] [Ctrl+Up/Down/Left/Right] The shell receives the same key sequence for both the unmodified and modified arrows. Shell keybinds that use the ctrl-modified arrow keys simply don't fire.
In micro's input debug mode (
raw
command), typing unmodified and ctrl-modified arrow keys shows the received sequences are different and correct.Expected Behavior
All programs can receive a ctrl-modified arrow key
Actual Behavior
Some programs receive [Ctrl+Up/Down/Left/Right] as [Up/Down/Left/Right].
Additional notes
Since micro does not use neither
modifyOtherKeys
nor Kitty's CSI u, the main difference seems to be either raw/normal mode or usage of the alternate buffer.I was too busy with packaging contour, reporting bugs, testing patches, and requesting features between
0.4.0
and0.4.1
to notice which one broke it.