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I found a problem whiletrying Devil on a TTY together with kkp.el, https://github.com/benotn/kkp.
kkp.el uses input-decode-map to map all sorts of escape sequences that a KKP-capable terminal emulator like iTerm2 produces to Emacs keys. This way, keys liek S-<left> or C-M-b become available on a TTY.
The problem is that devil--read-key uses read-event to read keys, and read-event does not obey input-decode-map. That means that Devil doesn't work with keys like <f4> or <left>,
The fix is easy though: Replace read-event with read-key, and it works: , <left> becomes C-<left> and so on.
(defun devil--read-key (prompt key)
(setq key (vconcat key (vector (read-key (devil-format prompt key)))))
(or (devil--find-special-command key)
(devil--find-regular-command key)
(See also https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-gnu-emacs/2025-01/msg02175.html, for some further background.)
Thanks for nice idea! Defiantly.
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