Closed anki-code closed 1 year ago
Euporie uses the CSI-u terminal mode to recognise these key-sequences (which traditionally is not possible on a vt100 terminal).
I'm not sure that the standard MacOS terminal supports CSI-u, so you'll probably have to use the Ctrl + e and Ctrl + r key-bindings instead.
iTerm2 does support CSI-u key-bindings, but I believe you have to enable them in the settings:
There are instructions for other terminals in euporie's documentation here.
I've recently made some changes in the dev
branch which might help with this, and terminal configuration unnecessary for some terminals - see https://github.com/joouha/euporie/issues/61.
very helpful, thanks!
Hello! Thank you for the awesome tool! Just want to let you know that on Mac with iTerm2 or standard Terminal the combinations around
<Any key>+Enter
are not working. The one way to run code on Mac is to switch to Vi mode and press Enter. It will be cool to fix some day. Thanks!