Description of problem: tmux supports the X11 mouse reporting codes, ie. X11 mouse reporting ON via: echo -en '\e[?1000h' X11 mouse reporting OFF via: echo -en '\e[?1000l' but does not support the X10 mouse reporting codes, ie. X11 mouse reporting ON via: echo -en '\e[?9h' X11 mouse reporting OFF via: echo -en '\e[?9l' Seeing as X11 is report mouse button press and release (see man console_codes section "Mouse Tracking") this should be pretty simple to support. I believe this would cause mouse clicks to work in midnight commander. Currently running "mc -x" doesn't make mouse clicks work, but running: echo -en '\e[?1000h'; mc -x; echo -en '\e[?1000l' is enough to get mouse clicks functional (although that's not solution since it interferes with ctrl+o and mouse clicks on the alternate screen) Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): tmux-1.4-4.fc15.x86_64 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: run 'mc -x' in tmux, mouse clicks don't work
The paragraph: Seeing as X11 is report mouse button press and release (see man console_codes section "Mouse Tracking") this should be pretty simple to support. was meant to read: ..., since X10 is just a subset of X11 (don't return mouse button releases, and don't return the modifiers), ie. this should be implementable with maybe two dozen lines of code.
Also found: https://www.midnight-commander.org/ticket/2479 Not clear if this is a tmux or mc issue. I cooked up a patch for tmux to add support for '\e[?9h', but it doesn't seem to have helped... Perhaps this is a mc bug?
Created attachment 519382 [details] An incorrect and non functional patch for tmux that attempts to add '\e[?9h' X10 mouse reporting support.
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