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33 console generates some character sequence to indicate the key you want to 33 console generates some character sequence to indicate the key you want to
34 generate a "backtab". Then you have to configure termcap or terminfo to 34 generate a "backtab". Then you have to configure termcap or terminfo to
35 recognize that key sequence. Then you may have to make your programs do useful 35 recognize that key sequence. Then you may have to make your programs do useful
36 things when they get a "backtab", Emacs for example will recognize it 36 things when they get a "backtab", Emacs for example will recognize it
37 automatically but except for the Widget and W3 commands nothing is ever bound 37 automatically but except for the Widget and W3 commands nothing is ever bound
38 it it. 38 to it.
39 39
40 Step 1 On An XTerm: XTerm obeys standard X Toolkit translations which you can 40 Step 1 On An XTerm: XTerm obeys standard X Toolkit translations which you can
41 use to specify what character sequence Shift-Tab generates. The following X 41 use to specify what character sequence Shift-Tab generates. The following X
42 Resources will cause Shift-Tab and Meta-Shift-Tab to generate reasonable 42 Resources will cause Shift-Tab and Meta-Shift-Tab to generate reasonable
43 character sequences. You can either put this in your .Xresources or .Xdefaults 43 character sequences. You can either put this in your .Xresources or .Xdefaults
58 need to defeat this feature to make rxvt work again by doing something like: 58 need to defeat this feature to make rxvt work again by doing something like:
59 59
60 xmodmap -e 'keysym Tab = Tab' 60 xmodmap -e 'keysym Tab = Tab'
61 61
62 or adding that command to some global X configuration file (On Debian systems 62 or adding that command to some global X configuration file (On Debian systems
63 adding ``Keysym Tab = Tab'' to /etc/X11/Xmodmap or ~/.Xmodmap is sufficient) 63 adding ``keysym Tab = Tab'' to /etc/X11/Xmodmap or ~/.Xmodmap is sufficient)
64 64
65 Step 1 On A Linux Virtual Console: on a Linux virtual console you can 65 Step 1 On A Linux Virtual Console: on a Linux virtual console you can
66 configure what character sequences are generated by which keys using the 66 configure what character sequences are generated by which keys using the
67 loadkeys command. Many systems are set up to run loadkeys automatically on 67 loadkeys command. Many systems are set up to run loadkeys automatically on
68 startup with some keymap file. On Debian systems this is true, the keymap file 68 startup with some keymap file. On Debian systems this is true, the keymap file