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Control-Q and Control-S not working for emacs inside krunvm (XON/XOFF management) #39
Then in Emacs, Control-X Control-F /tmp/glop RET to open a file named /tmp/glop, then put some text in the file, then Control-X Control-S (which normally would save the file) and notice that the ** along the file name in the status bar is still there, indicating that the file was not saved. Then type S (which completes the Control-X S command) and notice it will save all files. So the Control-S was not presented to Emacs.
I suspect this is related to XON/XOFF management (historically, Control-S was XOFF, stop terminal output, and Control-Q was XON, resume terminal output).
changed the title [-]Control-S not working inside krunvm (XON/XOFF management)[/-][+]Control-Q and Control-S not working for emacs inside krunvm (XON/XOFF management)[/+]on Feb 6, 2023
Interestingly, Control-Q and Control-S work as XON/XOFF in the terminal itself. So this is more of a problem with Emacs in text mode being able to disable them.
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c3d commentedon Feb 6, 2023
Note that Control-Q does not work either, which reinforces the idea that it's an XON/XOFF problem.
[-]Control-S not working inside krunvm (XON/XOFF management)[/-][+]Control-Q and Control-S not working for emacs inside krunvm (XON/XOFF management)[/+]c3d commentedon Feb 6, 2023
Interestingly, Control-Q and Control-S work as XON/XOFF in the terminal itself. So this is more of a problem with Emacs in text mode being able to disable them.
c3d commentedon Feb 6, 2023
Reduced test case:
Ran this on macOS: I cannot use control-S to stop control flow (expected).
Ran this on krunvm, I can use Control-S to stop control flow (seems bogus).
So I suspect that you do not correctly transmit the corresponding ioctls to the calling terminal.