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for Emacs support of mouse. Emacs mouse interface supports click events, drag events, button-down events, and motion events. Whereas the current buffer handles keystrokes, mouse events in a clicked buffer are independent of the current buffer.
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mwheel-scroll bindings between GUI and terminal?
They work on each individually, but the issue is with the mouse-wheel-{up,down}-event var - it's mouse-4/5 on terminal and wheel-down/up on GUI. … I tried:
(global-set-key (kbd "<mouse-4>") (kbd "<mouse-down>"))
(global-set-key (kbd "<mouse-5>") (kbd "<mouse-up>"))
as suggested, but that gave me bad binding in mwheel-scroll. …
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