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To: charnier@lirmm.fr, sos@kmd-ac.dk
Subject: Re: Ctrl-<space> under console
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|>  > I can not have Ctrl-<space> working under console. It is useful for emacs.
|>  > It works under xterm (unsetenv DISPLAY, TERM=xterm, TERMCAP=xterm) and under
|>  > rxvt (unsetenv DISPLAY, TERM=xterm, TERMCAP=cons25).
|>  > 
|>  > Any idea will be appreciated, thanks.
|>  
|>  What do you want Ctrl-<space> to generate ??

Traditionally, emacs expects it to produce a NUL.  (It is -much- easier
to type than CTRL-SHIFT-@ when you want to do a set-mark-command.)



-Pat