[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #39822] Incorrect GUI terminal key mappings on Windows

[John Donoghue]

Follow-up Comment #9, bug #39822 (project octave):

Esc is only going to do something after getting other characters to tell it
what to do.
Ie: you can send your own esc codes to make things happen.

I didnt do anything with the INS key, however I think that may have to be
decoded and sent to the console as a WIn32 console function call.

We can use the TERM settings (and it was prevously) however your previous
issues were partly due to you having TERM set to octave? I had mine set to
cygwin ......
And then at that point, the keys work for one terminal but not another.

For tab key, if you press 'l' and then tab, what happens?

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