Finding the answer to this online pretty much drove me nuts. I'm sharing it here for you, future Internet user.
Here's the situation:
Here's the situation:
- I use Emacs
- I use Emacs in the Mac Terminal
- \C-down
was bound to forward-paragraph by default (and \C-up bound to backward-paragraph by default). - I wanted them to actually work, but they didn't.
Through some series of trickery I was able to figure out that the Mac terminal was sending the wrong escape sequences for cltr-up and down. Specifically, it wasn't sending anything at all, beyond just the down key. I fixed it with the following settings:
- From the terminal, go to "Preferences" "Settings" "Keyboard"
- Look for and modify, or add actions for ctrl-up and ctrl-down:
- ctrl-up = \033[1;5A
- ctrl-down = \033[1;5B
no longer driving me nuts, thanks to you!
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