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  1. dcc100f Use a macro-based mask for obtaining a key or modifier-set from the by Nicholas Marriott · 14 years ago
  2. b88ec14 Fix binding of C-Space/C-@, from Micah Cowan. by Nicholas Marriott · 14 years ago
  3. c919139 Make C-] and other punctuation-based control key combinations work again. by Ryan McBride · 15 years ago
  4. 6769115 When converting A-Z into a control character, want to subtract 64 not by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  5. 3ae1b82 Rewrite key string conversions to be readable and to work properly for by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  6. d5d0a36 Permit S- prefix on keys for shift. Relatively few terminals support this by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  7. 15a64b8 Massive spaces->tabs and trailing whitespace cleanup, hopefully for the last by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  8. 1acf066 Make types clearer and lint happier. by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  9. 38f64b3 Lookup key as a named key (eg 'Space') before checking for single character by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  10. db4452d Rename keypad keys to something more useful. by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  11. 82efcc3 Accept ^? for backspace as well as BSpace. by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  12. 205857b Add a key string for space ("Space") and document the names, suggested by by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  13. 9e5d585 Accept and print "Enter" and "Escape" for keys rather than C-m and C-[. by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  14. 639fbe0 Detect backspace by looking at termios VERASE and translate it into \177 (which by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  15. 1d1ea68 Accept lowercase c- and m- prefix as well as C- and M-. by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  16. 725938f Tidy up keys: use an enum for the key codes, and remove the macros which just by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  17. 6910458 Add backspace key to named keys. by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  18. 35876ea Import tmux, a terminal multiplexor allowing (among other things) a single by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago