19:34 <alarm> hey there, trying to setup zsh with foot, maybe somebody can lighten me up about a terminfo question. I am missing some entries, e.g. infocmp lists kHOM=\E[1;2H and home=\E[H, also kEND=\E[1;2F and kend=\EOF but is missing end=\E[F. Another example is the down arrow, kcud1=\EOB but cud1=\n, I would have expected cud1=\E[F, but this seems to be set in ncurses terminfo. Am I missing something or is

19:34 <alarm> this the current state and I need to use the ascii bind, e.g. bindkey '^[[F' end-of-line ?

19:48 <dnkl> alarm: not sure where you're getting end=\E[F from?

19:48 <dnkl> it's not a defined terminfo entry (see e.g. "man terminfo")

19:49 <dnkl> \E[F is an escape to move the cursor the previous line

19:53 <dnkl> (that is 'home' refers to the escape the client sends *to* the terminal - not the home key)

19:53 <dnkl> that

19:53 <dnkl> that's why there's no 'end'

19:58 <dnkl> the kEND refers Shift+End

19:58 <dnkl> kend is what you want, it refers to End without modifiers

19:59 <dnkl> however, the k* entries' escapes are only valid when the cursor keys are in application mode

19:59 <alarm> ok, thx so far, I tried with kend but that doesn't seem to work

19:59 <dnkl> yeah, see last comment

20:00 <rj1> Friendship Ended With: foot Now My New Best Friend Is: alacritty

20:01 <alarm> so in my case home works, but khome does not, that means I am not in application mode?

20:03 <dnkl> not sure. khome is \EOH, while the Home key emits \E[H in "normal" mode. aka I don't see how it could be working for you...

20:03 <dnkl> you can check with "cat -", then press keys

20:10 <dnkl> alarm: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/383061/why-end-key-does-not-have-terminfo-entry

20:10 <dnkl> first answer is by Dickey himself (mr. XTerm)

20:11 <alarm> k thx, will check

20:20 <dnkl> https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/383061/why-end-key-does-not-have-terminfo-entry/383087#383087 (direct link to answer)

20:51 <alarm> oh boy this gets quite confusing very fast for a beginner like me :D

20:51 <alarm> thy so far, gonna give it another try tomorrow, have a nice day