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I use Escq a lot (stashing the current line while I execute another command), and it works fine with Gnome Terminal 3.6.0 + zsh. However, if I start tmux, then it stops working: the cursor just moves one character to the left and stays there. Altq does not work either.

I don't set TERM in .zshrc, in .tmux.conf I use: set -g default-terminal "screen-256color".

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    Does it work as Alt-q? Commented Oct 5, 2012 at 15:40

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I found out a solution for myself (Alt-q)

bindkey "^[q" push-line 

I got that "^[" part from the zkbd script (see man zshcontrib). You probably can get the equivalent for the ESC key there, but it looks to be the same.

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It doesn't work because tmux decides it is an escape sequence that ought to match one of the keys defined in your terminal description (terminfo), but fails to find a match and discards it.

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