From: thoth@uiuc.edu (Ben Cox) Subject: console.el Date: Tue, 2 Jun 1992 15:35:15 GMT
Here is an emacs-lisp file that defines some of the keys on the
keyboard to do reasonable things. I got the first part of this file
from the FAQ, and added some of my own definitions, too.
If you put this in /usr/local/emacs/lisp/term as $TERM.el, where $TERM
is your console type (mine is con80x50.el), it will be automatically
loaded whenever emacs is started.
Here are the definitions:
cursor keys = standard, insert = toggle overwrite mode, delete = ^D,
home/end = standard, num_5 on keypad when not in numlock =
set-mark-command, F1 = help, F2/3/4 = cut/copy/paste, F5 =
auto-fill-mode, F6 = toggle-read-only, F7 = not-modified, F8 =
kill-buffer, F9 = switch-to-buffer, F10 = find-file, F11 =
save-buffer, F12 = save-buffers-kill-emacs
I hope you like these. There is nothing magical about my function key
bindings (though F1-4 are pretty standard); feel free to change them.