package lambda-term

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package lambda-term

lambda-term
- LTerm
- LTerm_buttons_impl
  - button
  - checkbutton
  - radio
  - radiobutton
  - radiogroup
  - t
- LTerm_color_mappings
- LTerm_containers_impl
  - abox
  - box
  - frame
  - hbox
  - modal_frame
  - t
  - vbox
- LTerm_draw
- LTerm_edit
  - edit
- LTerm_event
- LTerm_geom
- LTerm_history
- LTerm_inputrc
- LTerm_key
- LTerm_mouse
- LTerm_read_line
  - abstract
  - engine
  - read_keyword
  - read_line
  - read_password
  - term
- LTerm_resource_lexer
- LTerm_resources
- LTerm_running_impl
  - toplevel
- LTerm_scroll_impl
  - adjustment
  - hscrollbar
  - hslider
  - scrollable_adjustment
  - scrollbar
  - t
  - vscrollbar
  - vslider
- LTerm_style
- LTerm_text
- LTerm_toplevel_impl
  - t
  - toplevel
- LTerm_ui
- LTerm_unix
- LTerm_widget
  - adjustment
  - box
  - button
  - checkbutton
  - default_scroll_events
  - frame
  - hbox
  - hline
  - hscrollbar
  - hslider
  - label
  - modal_frame
  - radio
  - radiobutton
  - radiogroup
  - scrollable
  - scrollable_adjustment
  - scrollable_document
  - scrollable_private
  - spacing
  - t
  - vbox
  - vline
  - vscrollbar
  - vslider
- LTerm_widget_base_impl
  - t
- LTerm_widget_callbacks
- LTerm_windows

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Loading of key bindings

exception Parse_error of string * int * string

Parse_error(source, line, message) is raised when the inputrc file contains errors.

val load : ?file:string -> unit -> unit Lwt.t

load ?file () loads key bindings from file, which defaults to ~/.lambda-term-inputrc, if it exists.

val default : string

The name of the default key bindings file, i.e. ~/.lambda-term-inputrc.