Key not found: Escape

[matteoeghirotta]

Hi, just tried lem with the ncurses frontend on a debian linux box, using both urxvt, st and gnome-terminal terminals.
Not sure about this issue, since nobody seems to notice the following problem:

every time I insert a key sequence containing escape, or just typing the escape character results in a message:
Key not found: Escape

Also Ctrl- and others, which should be translated as (common lisp characters): #\Esc #[ #\1 #; #\5 #\D fails, printing just #[ #\1 #; #\5 #\D (escape char seem to be ignored)
Am I the only one experimenting this issue?

[snmsts]

It comes from timeout after escape is so severe (100ms) if you type x just after escape you can see it taken as M-x unless it taken as single escape key and there's no binding for the key.

[matteoeghirotta]

So no hope to have ctrl-right working? I see this binding defined in your source code. Is it possible to overcome this timeout issue, as done in e.g emacs?

[snmsts]

ok ctrl-right would work.

[matteoeghirotta]

Many thanks for taking time to face this issue. Unfortunately even after updating lem (ros update lem)
typing C-Right (or other arrow keys) still just prints out some terminal code (C-right prints ";5C"), after I bound it in ~/.lem/init.lisp, as below
(define-key global-keymap "C-Right" 'window-move-right)

This seem to be a common issue in the terminal, since I also found problems using linedit, where typing C- would freeze the repl. I managed to send the developers a pull request fixing the issue, sharplispers/linedit#4

[snmsts]

7abe368 fixed?

[matteoeghirotta]

Perfect thank you so much