! $Id: XTerm-debian-88c,v 1.2 2001/09/09 20:53:30 tom Exp $
! Settings to make xterm-88c work as expected for Debian.
!
! Patch #88 was the basis for XFree86 3.3.1 xterm.  There were a few additions
! through patch 88c, to incorporate the ptyInitialErase resource.  Debian uses
! the VT220-style keyboard, which at #88 was the xterm-xfree86 terminfo entry,
! with one change: kbs changed from ^H to ^?.
!
! After patch 88, I started work on keyboard changes.  The result was that the
! xterm-xfree86 terminfo entry was set to the PC-style keyboard, and I added
! xterm-vt220, which corresponded mostly to the older (patch-88) version of the
! xterm-xfree86 terminfo entry.

! The terminfo with patch #88 assumed sunKeyboard was set (actually a bug, but
! also assumed in Debian).
!
! A different problem (addressed after patch #88) is that if you wanted to use
! a VT100/VT220-style numeric keypad's escape sequences, you had to have
! NumLock set.  Otherwise, in keypad application mode, the keys would transmit
! only the PC-style escape sequences corresponding to the key labels, e.g., the
! page-up string rather than the escape sequence for keypad-9.
XTerm*sunKeyboard: true

! These settings overlap to some extent (backarrowKeys says to send a 127 for
! the "backspace" key, and ptyInitialErase says to use the pty's initial sense
! of the erase character, which is reported to be the same on Linux).
XTerm*backarrowKey: false
XTerm*ptyInitialErase: true