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-: > More importantly, all this seems excessive to me: why not just have a
-: > table with an escape sequence for each extended key we want to
-: > support, and be done with it?

I don't know, so I'm asking: is a TERMCAP file the canonical place for
_all_ such cursor movement and key maps?