simplify platform differences with KEYNAME_REWRITE

babi/file.py

@@ -670,7 +670,6 @@ class File:
         b'kEND5': ctrl_end,
         # editing
         b'KEY_BACKSPACE': backspace,
-        b'^H': backspace,  # ^Backspace
         b'KEY_DC': delete,
         b'^M': enter,
         b'^I': tab,

babi/prompt.py

@@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ class Prompt:
             key = self._screen.get_char()
             if key.keyname == b'KEY_RESIZE':
                 self._screen.resize()
-            elif key.keyname == b'KEY_BACKSPACE' or key.keyname == b'^H':
+            elif key.keyname == b'KEY_BACKSPACE':
                 reverse_s = reverse_s[:-1]
             elif key.keyname == b'^R':
                 idx = max(0, idx - 1)
@@ -164,7 +164,6 @@ class Prompt:
         b'kLFT5': _ctrl_left,
         # editing
         b'KEY_BACKSPACE': _backspace,
-        b'^H': _backspace,  # ^Backspace
         b'KEY_DC': _delete,
         b'^K': _cut_to_end,
         # misc

babi/screen.py

@@ -61,27 +61,30 @@ SEQUENCE_KEYNAME = {
     '\x1b[1;6H': b'kHOM6',  # Shift + ^Home
     '\x1b[1;6F': b'kEND6',  # Shift + ^End
 }
-# windows-curses has different keynames for some keys
 KEYNAME_REWRITE = {
-    # numeric pad arrow keys
+    # windows-curses: numeric pad arrow keys
     # - some overlay keyboards pick these as well
     # - in xterm it seems these are mapped automatically
     b'KEY_A2': b'KEY_UP',
     b'KEY_C2': b'KEY_DOWN',
     b'KEY_B3': b'KEY_RIGHT',
     b'KEY_B1': b'KEY_LEFT',
-    # map to our M- names
+    # windows-curses: map to our M- names
     b'ALT_U': b'M-u',
-    # arguably these names are better than the xterm names
+    # windows-curses: arguably these names are better than the xterm names
     b'CTL_UP': b'kUP5',
     b'CTL_DOWN': b'kDN5',
     b'CTL_RIGHT': b'kRIT5',
     b'CTL_LEFT': b'kLFT5',
     b'ALT_RIGHT': b'kRIT3',
     b'ALT_LEFT': b'kLFT3',
-    # idk why these are different
+    # windows-curses: idk why these are different
     b'KEY_SUP': b'KEY_SR',
     b'KEY_SDOWN': b'KEY_SF',
+    # macos: (sends this for backspace key, others interpret this as well)
+    b'^?': b'KEY_BACKSPACE',
+    # linux, perhaps others
+    b'^H': b'KEY_BACKSPACE',  # ^Backspace on my keyboard
 }
 
 
@@ -224,9 +227,6 @@ class Screen:
         elif isinstance(wch, str) and wch.isprintable():
             wch = self._get_string(wch)
             return Key(wch, b'STRING')
-        elif wch == '\x7f':  # pragma: no cover (macos)
-            keyname = curses.keyname(curses.KEY_BACKSPACE)
-            return Key(wch, keyname)
 
         key = wch if isinstance(wch, int) else ord(wch)
         keyname = curses.keyname(key)

tests/features/save_test.py

@@ -237,7 +237,7 @@ def test_vim_save_on_exit(run, tmpdir):
         h.press_and_enter(':q')
         h.await_text('file is modified - save [yes, no]?')
         h.press('y')
-        h.await_text(f'enter filename: {f}')
+        h.await_text(f'enter filename: ')
         h.press('Enter')
         h.await_exit()