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1.1 root 1: Teletype 5420 cursor pad interpreter
2:
3: Paul F. Kellogg
4:
5: These macros handle the teletype 5420 cursor pad keys.
6: It assumes the terminal is set up in the "send edit seq"
7: mode.
8:
9: Key Meaning
10: clear scrn kill present screen
11: clear line kill present line
12: (SHIFT) reset redraw the screen
13: del char delete the present character
14: del line delete to the end of the line
15: del word delete the next word
16: ins char, ins line undefined
17: roll up (down) move up (down) 5 lines
18: top (bottom) move to the top (bottom) of the file
19: page up (down) move one page up (down)
20: arrows move in the indicated direction
21: f1 - f8 undefined
22:
23:
24: �Cursor keys that start with esc-[
25: !�-<
26: �A up
27:
28: �
29: �B down
30:
31: �
32: �C right
33:
34: �
35: �D left
36:
37: �
38: �H upper left arrow
39: 0g
40: �
41: �V page up
42: �
43: �
44: �U page down
45:
46: �
47: �S roll up
48: 5
49: �
50: �T roll down
51: 5
52: �
53: �2 clear
54: !�-<
55: �J clear scrn
56: 0g�20
57: �
58: �K clear line
59: &�
60: �
61: �� default
62: �
63: �
64: �
65: �P del char
66:
67: �
68: �M del line
69:
70: �
71: �4 insert
72: !�-<
73: �h ins char
74: �
75: �� default
76: �
77: �
78: �
79: �L ins line
80: �
81: �� default
82: �
83: �
84:
85: �lower left arrow key
86: 19g
87:
88: �top of file key
89: �
90:
91: �bottom of file key
92: �
93:
94: �reset screen key
95:
96:
97: �system programmable function keys
98: !�-<
99: �c f1
100: �
101: �d f2
102: �
103: �e f3
104: �
105: �f f4
106: �
107: �g f5
108: �
109: �h f6
110: �
111: �i f7
112: �
113: �j f8
114: �
115: �
116:
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