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The Terminal, bindkey, and iTunes
Authored by: zane on Dec 14, '04 04:20:38PM
Control-v hey? That's pretty handy :)

You can also get these F-Key "magic codes" (as well as modified F-Keys, [ie: option-F1, shift-F1], and a bunch of other key codes for Home, End etc.) the long way via. the Terminal Inspector's "Keyboard" page.

You can get to the Terminal Inspector via. Terminal's Application Menu/Window Settings, or right/control click any terminal window and choose Window Settings. Then move to "Keyboard" in the drop down list, and browse the "Key Mappings" listing (which can also be modified/deleted).

Note that for key-binding you must prefix the listed codes with ^[ (carat, open-brace) which the control-v method as described in the above hint already does.

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