Thank you!!
I didn't know the "^V" sequence (quoted-insert, right?). I just tried on
my setup (linux *86, rxvt, tcsh) it gives me for "ctrl-right-arrow:
"^[Oc"
Thus the bindkeys
# ctrl-right-arrow for "forward word"
bindkey "^[Oc" forward-word
# ctrl-left-arrow for "back word"
bindkey "^[Od" backward-word
now works perfectly :))
Many thx :)
Sam.
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>>Hello. Just a basic question about key bindings in tcsh. How could I
>>bind "ctrl-right-arrow" to "forward-word" ?
>>I know this is not very "vi-ish" nor "emacs-ish", but I'm quite used to
>>such key-combo. I tried different syntaxes unsuccessully.
> On many systems, ctl-right-arrow and right-arrow send the same escape
> sequence.
> You can check this with ^V<right-arrow> ^V<ctl-right-arrow> both give
> ^[[C on this system.
> Casper
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