Version: (using KDE 3.5.9) OS: Linux Installed from: Compiled From Sources You already support enabling sending mouse motion events to terminal / curses applications WHEN a mouse button is pressed or released by the application sending the "\033[?1000h" (enable) / "\033[?1000l" (disable) termcap escape sequences . Why not also support the "\033[?1002h" "Button Motion Event" sequence, to enable reporting mouse cell movement events WHILE a mouse button is held down ? It opens up the ability for curses applications to implement mouse drag. And why not consider supporting "\033[?1003h" button motion highlight mode ? Modern gnome-terminal and of course xterm support both. If you haven't a clue what I'm talking about, please see : http://invisible-island.net/xterm/ctlseqs.pdf.gz . If this is already in 4.[12], sorry! But I couldn't find any reference to 100[0-3]h in any bug request. If no-one wants to do this, and it is not done, I'll try to find time to develop a patch to implement. Thanks for the great work, Jason.
> Why not also support the "\033[?1002h" "Button Motion Event" sequence, > to enable reporting mouse cell movement events WHILE a mouse button is > held down ? In KDE 4, mouse commands 1000 and 1002 are supported. There is partial support for 1003 and no support for 1001. In other words, mouse dragging is supported in KDE 4.
Thanks ! This now works in KDE 4.2 konsole .