Re: screen discards undefined escape sequences

Mark Plaksin <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.gnu.screen
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Dan Nelson <[email protected]> writes:

> According to my ANSI escape table, ESC H is "Horizontal Tab Set", and
> screen correctly parses this:

OK so ESC H was a bad example :)  ESC A is what I really care about.

> ESC A doesn't appear in my table.  I don't actually have a copy of
> X3.64, though, so I can't say for sure whether unknown escapes are
> supposed to be eaten or passed through.  Can you tell Emacs to send
> something else?

Emacs *could* be told to look for something else.  But I was guessing
that they picked ESC A because it wasn't used for anything else.  I'll
ask there too.  (It's looking, not sending--if it sees ESC AnSiTc DIR it
changes the working directory for the buffer to DIR.)

Since everything I've run into besides screen passed ESC A through, I
thought the majority were right.  Does anybody have X3.64 and can check?

Thanks!


 

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