When modifying commands in other terminal apps (and text editors), option-arrow acts like the b and w commands in vi, jumping to the next word boundary. In hyperterm, it instead prints ;3D and makes the ^G noise.
Note that option-delete acts as expected, deleting to the nearest word boundary.
Great find @jesseditson
I get the same behavior in iTerm, it prints: [C to right and [D to left, weird
Unfortunately, this is a non-starter for me :(
+1. This and Option+Backspace is killer features for me.
+1. 15 minutes using the HyperTerm and tried to use the Opt+Arrow Left. ;3D on my face!
This is also going to make it hard for me to switch. Is there documentation somewhere on how plugging into key-bindings?
Same here, after finding and tweaking a great theme, I hit alt+delete and nothing happens :(
This is in the process of being fixed.
+1
I use option + b and option + f quite a bit.
@adamstac The following config works for me for option + b and option + f:
module.exports = {
config: {
modifierKeys: {
altIsMeta: true
}
}
}
Thanks @liancheng, that makes Alt+Backspace work which was driving me crazy!
Unfortunately Alt+Left and Alt+Right still don't work...
This doesn't seem to work yet. Maybe the ticket should be re-opened?
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This is in the process of being fixed.