Re: code completition / cannot delete characters

[Michael Worobcuk <mail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> At which point you would type "redisplay" and then hit return:
>
> [hanno: /home/hanno]>
> execute: redisplay
ok. I didn't know that.

> Instead it appears that the six keys ESC x r e d i are being swallowed
> up as a single series.  (This is the sort of thing that it's extremely
> difficult to diagnose by email.)
Yes, sorry for that.

> } [hanno: /home/hanno]>r-screen
> } zsh: command not found: r-screen
From that:
" If not, what about: ESC x clear-screen ?"

> Hrm, part 2.  Where did "r-screen" come from?  Are you running zsh
> inside a terminal multiplexer such as "screen"?  Perhaps that is what
> is eating some of the input keys.
No, no sreen multiplexer. Just an OSX Terminal, for ssh on FreeBSD.

> } [hanno: /home/hanno]>echo $ZSH_VERSION
> } 4.3.2
>
> That's recent enough to have minimal multibyte support so the next
> question is whether it's compiled in to your copy.  When you run
> the command
>
> bindkey -m
>
> do you get a warning about multibyte support being disabled?
Yes, here it is:

[hanno: /home/hanno]>bindkey -m
bindkey: warning: `bindkey -m' disables multibyte support

> } I should also mention that the german letters "ä" "ü" and "ö" are
> } also not supported.
>
> Have you tried using the insert-composed-char or insert-unicode-char
> functions?  You'll need to install them:
>
> autoload -U insert-composed-char
> zle -N insert-composed-char
>
> and then bind them to a convenient key sequence with bindkey.

Could you explain me, how to do that ?