Discussion:
Problem with extended function keys in 1.9 (F13, etc)
Matt Kowske
2015-02-27 16:15:03 UTC
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Hello,

I recently upgraded from Ubuntu 14.04 LTS to 14.10 and seem to have lost
some functionality in tmux. 14.04 uses tmux 1.8 and 14.10 has 1.9, so I
am guessing that is the issue. I installed tmux 1.8 on my current ubuntu
14.10 machine and can verify that the functionality is back.

I am talking about the extended function keys. In 1.8 I can do
"send-keys F13" and get the appropriate F13 key sequence to be
interpreted by my terminal. In v 1.9 it simply sends the literal string
"F13". I am using identical an identical tmux.conf for both scenarios.
Is this a bug or something that I am missing? Is this possibly not
compiled into the Ubuntu 14.10 binary? Thanks!
Matt Kowske
2015-03-03 13:58:20 UTC
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For completeness, I did find a ticket related to this:

http://sourceforge.net/p/tmux/tickets/160/

Apparently F13 was changed to S-F1 in v1.9 so a key binding is no longer
neccessary. I confirmed I can just type "Shift + F1" on my standard
keyboard and F13 is sent.
Post by Matt Kowske
Hello,
I recently upgraded from Ubuntu 14.04 LTS to 14.10 and seem to have
lost some functionality in tmux. 14.04 uses tmux 1.8 and 14.10 has
1.9, so I am guessing that is the issue. I installed tmux 1.8 on my
current ubuntu 14.10 machine and can verify that the functionality is
back.
I am talking about the extended function keys. In 1.8 I can do
"send-keys F13" and get the appropriate F13 key sequence to be
interpreted by my terminal. In v 1.9 it simply sends the literal
string "F13". I am using identical an identical tmux.conf for both
scenarios. Is this a bug or something that I am missing? Is this
possibly not compiled into the Ubuntu 14.10 binary? Thanks!
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