Re: [dev] [st] Home key does not work in yash

From: <luonsiul_AT_autistici.org>
Date: Fri, 02 Aug 2024 12:12:54 +0300

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=D1=9B <sr_AT_strahinja.org> wrote:
> =D0=94=D0=B0=D0=BD=D0=B0 24/08/01 11:04PM, luonsiul_AT_autistici.org =D0=BD=
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> > When running yash in st, Home key does not work properly. In other=20
> > terminal/shell combinations, the key moves the cursor to the beginning=20=

> > of the line.The End key works as expected.
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> Not reproducible on OpenBSD 7.5, sr_AT_
>=20
>=20
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> > Maybe you could try to give more additional info, like applied
> > patches to st, yaoh version etc.
>=20
> Also how exactly is yash made to be "running in st". Run from another=20
> shell, set as SHELL environment variable, set as shell source-level=20
> variable?
>=20
> /bin /boot /dev /etc /firmware /grub-efi-ia32_2.06-13_amd64.deb /grub-pc_2.06-13_amd64.deb /home /initrd.img /initrd.img.old /lib /lib64 /lost+found /media /mnt /opt /proc /root /run /sbin /srv /swapfile /sys /target_boot /tmp /usr /var /vmlinuz /vmlinuz.old
> data news-functions newsadd-webfeed newshandleitememail newshandleitemmblaze newshandlewebfeedxmlstarlet newsmaildir-ls newsmaildir-renderfeeds newsmaildir-renderitems newsmaildir-rm newsmaildir-select newsmaildir-uniqsubjects newssync-bluesky newssync-mastodon newssync-nostr newssync-webfeeds nohup.out snd.0 snd.0.mime tmp What program is execed by st depends of these precedence rules:
> data news-functions newsadd-webfeed newshandleitememail newshandleitemmblaze newshandlewebfeedxmlstarlet newsmaildir-ls newsmaildir-renderfeeds newsmaildir-renderitems newsmaildir-rm newsmaildir-select newsmaildir-uniqsubjects newssync-bluesky newssync-mastodon newssync-nostr newssync-webfeeds nohup.out snd.0 snd.0.mime tmp 1: program passed with -e
> data news-functions newsadd-webfeed newshandleitememail newshandleitemmblaze newshandlewebfeedxmlstarlet newsmaildir-ls newsmaildir-renderfeeds newsmaildir-renderitems newsmaildir-rm newsmaildir-select newsmaildir-uniqsubjects newssync-bluesky newssync-mastodon newssync-nostr newssync-webfeeds nohup.out snd.0 snd.0.mime tmp 2: scroll and/or utmp
> data news-functions newsadd-webfeed newshandleitememail newshandleitemmblaze newshandlewebfeedxmlstarlet newsmaildir-ls newsmaildir-renderfeeds newsmaildir-renderitems newsmaildir-rm newsmaildir-select newsmaildir-uniqsubjects newssync-bluesky newssync-mastodon newssync-nostr newssync-webfeeds nohup.out snd.0 snd.0.mime tmp 3: SHELL environment variable
> data news-functions newsadd-webfeed newshandleitememail newshandleitemmblaze newshandlewebfeedxmlstarlet newsmaildir-ls newsmaildir-renderfeeds newsmaildir-renderitems newsmaildir-rm newsmaildir-select newsmaildir-uniqsubjects newssync-bluesky newssync-mastodon newssync-nostr newssync-webfeeds nohup.out snd.0 snd.0.mime tmp 4: value of shell in /etc/passwd
> data news-functions newsadd-webfeed newshandleitememail newshandleitemmblaze newshandlewebfeedxmlstarlet newsmaildir-ls newsmaildir-renderfeeds newsmaildir-renderitems newsmaildir-rm newsmaildir-select newsmaildir-uniqsubjects newssync-bluesky newssync-mastodon newssync-nostr newssync-webfeeds nohup.out snd.0 snd.0.mime tmp 5: value of shell in config.h
> data/
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> What arguments are passed to it, is st running with any other program
> (scroll? screen?), what is TERM set to, is there anything set in
> $HOME/.bashrc or $HOME/.bash_profile which yash doesn't normally
> source, etc.

Apologies for my previous mail which got all cluttered up (Trouble with mbl=
aze). Here's my answer:

I'm using yash as a default shell, set with chsh. TERM is 'linux-s'. No arg=
uments passed to yash. I don't have those bash configuration files as I use=
only yash normally. What I have in .yashrc in addition to aliases, is:
```
export PATH=3D"$PATH:$HOME/.local/bin"
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export EDITOR=3Dvis
export TERM=3D'linux-s'
export NO_COLOR=3D1
```
Received on Fri Aug 02 2024 - 11:12:54 CEST