Add cursor keys for application keypad mode to default key bindings #719
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key bindings (ruby/reline#719) * Add SS3 arrow sequence to default key bindings * Remove wrong KDE arrow sequence ruby/reline@546a42522e
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Add SS3 cursor keys to
set_default_key_bindings_ansi_cursorAdded
\eOA \eOB \eOC \eOD \eOF \eOH(arrow keys, home key, end key for application mode) to default key bindings.Adding this, we can reduce
set_default_key_bindings_comprehensive_list.We added ANSI CSI cursor keys in #569.
This pull request adds SS3 keys that we forgot to add. https://vt100.net/docs/vt100-ug/chapter3.html#T3-6
Removing \eGA \eGB \eGC \eGD
Removed them because these are not specified in terminfo for any terminal emulator.
I think the bytes
[27, 71, 65..68]is a mistake of[27, 79, 65..68]In KDE source code, arrow keys are
CSI + (A|B|C|D)orSS3 + (A|B|C|D)https://invent.kde.org/utilities/konsole/-/blob/master/data/keyboard-layouts/default.keytab?ref_type=heads#L62-72