向 VT100/xterm 终端（Mac OS X 终端）中的 Emacs 发送“C-(”？
是否可以以任何方式通过 VT100/xterm 终端（Mac OS X 终端）将键“C-(”发送到 Emacs？是否有可以发送的转义序列来实现等效操作？
我怀疑根本问题是不存在将控制与字符“(”（以及使用 Shift 生成的其他此类字符）相结合的概念。
注意：使用 Cocoa Emacs 不是一个选项。需要“C-(”的原因是 paredit .el 在其他组合键中使用它，最好不要重新映射它（因为将它放在“C-(”）上是有意义的。
Is it possible in any way to send the key "C-(" to Emacs over a VT100/xterm terminal (Mac OS X Terminal)? Is there an escape sequence that could be sent to achieve the equivalent?
I suspect the fundamental problem is that the concept of combining control with the character "(" (and other such characters that are produced using shift) does not exist.
Note: Using Cocoa Emacs is not an option. And the reason for needing "C-(" is that paredit.el uses it amongst other key combinations, and it would be preferable to not remap it (because it makes sense to have it on "C-(").
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VT100 终端无法做到这一点，因为没有与
(对应的^(控制字符。但是，xterm 有所谓的“modifyOtherKeys”模式，它可以允许发送类似的组合的唯一键码要启用它，请设置
modifyOtherKeys资源，例如在~/.Xdefaults中：这样，Ctrl+( 将发送以下键码：
虽然相当长，所以引入了另一种类似的键码格式，可以通过设置
formatOtherKeys资源来启用：这样，Ctrl+( 发送：
在这两个键码中，40 是
(的十进制 ASCII 代码，6 代表 Ctrl。请参阅
man xterm和 http://invisible-island.net/xterm/ctlseqs/ctlseqs.html 了解更多详细信息。不知道 Terminal.app 是否支持其中任何一个。A VT100 terminal couldn't do that, because there is no
^(control character corresponding to(. However, xterm has the so-called "modifyOtherKeys" mode, which does allow to send unique keycodes for combinations like that.To enable it, set the
modifyOtherKeysresource, e.g. in~/.Xdefaults:With that, Ctrl+( will send the following keycode:
That's rather long though, so another format for keycodes like that was introduced, which can be enabled by setting the
formatOtherKeysresource:With that, Ctrl+( sends:
In both of these keycodes, the 40 is the decimal ASCII code for
(, and the 6 represents the Ctrl.See
man xtermand http://invisible-island.net/xterm/ctlseqs/ctlseqs.html for further details. No idea whether Terminal.app supports any of it.