On Fri, Nov 15, 2002 at 11:38:34PM +0000, Glyn Kennington wrote:
> Hugh Saunders wrote:
> > > P.S. Does anyone knows how do I put a result from command line into
> > > mutt/vi when sending mail?
> > could use the gpm buffer? [select the text then when in insert mode in
> > vi, middle click to 'paste'] -this works in vim, havent tryed with
> > pure vi
>
> It'll work in pure vi, better even than with vim.
Better in vi???? Are you serious. VIM is always better :-)
Add following to ~/.vimrc
" -------------------------------
" Local configuration
"
set nocompatible
set nopaste
set pastetoggle=<f11>
"--------------------------------
And press <F11> before pasting it. That's all.
But for the original question, I would use script command from:
bsdutils - Basic utilities from 4.4BSD-Lite.
Or screen command with loging (^AH)
> gpm's default action is left to select, middle to copy (and right to
> extend?), so any editor that doesn't have its own use for the mouse will
> allow you to use these, and even if a program does want the mouse, you can
> usually still reach these actions by shift-clicking.
>
> However, vim will grab all mouse actions, and do something completely
> different if you shift-click (I think it performs some kind of search)
> unless you disable the mouse completely with
> :set mouse=""
Interesting, ...
> At least, that's how it behaves in my experience. Has anyone found a
> way to make it ignore shifted mouse events but still process normal
> clicks?
I just had to be in insert mode... I will check it from Linux console...
Maybe nopaste does the trick...
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