This question is a general version of my previous question: Change the escape sequence generated by xterm for key combinations. I've got a good answer on how to change the escape sequences generated by xterm (changing its conversion table by an .Xresources file in home dir).
Now I would like to know if there is a more general way of changing the generated escape sequences in linux (Ubuntu/CentOS). By this I mean that I would like the change to apply not only for xterm but for gnome-terminals too. I am thinking of terminfo to do this but I tried and modified, recompiled the terminfo but could not achieve to get a ^[O5Q response for pressing Ctrl+F2 in terminal.
I also tried the followings without success:
- xmodmap, but for key combinations it's not working
- xdotool windowactivate xyz type ^[O5P, this returns the char codes of individual characters
- xmacro, it doesn't send keystrokes to other window
- ironahk, I get an error right at the start with trying to run the example.ahk and couldn't find the commands that I wished for in its light manual.
- bind '\e[1;5P":"\e[O5P"', here the first keycode is what I currently get when typing ctrl+f1 and after the one that I wish to get by this combination. No effect.
- xbindkeys + xvkbd, didn't helped either
Thanks in advance.
