Add support for cursor/arrow keys in application mode #681
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Do you have a source that describes this behavior, and what exactly do you mean by 'application' mode? |
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Ah, never mind, found this document: https://documentation.help/PuTTY/config-appcursor.html |
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A simple change to add support for Home/End and Arrow Keys in application mode (besides the normal mode).
For example, the Arrow Up key can be sent as:
I discovered the issue when I couldn’t move the cursor in Helix editor using the Blink Shell app on iOS (which seems to always use the application mode).