On Sun, Jul 31, 2005 at 10:26:18PM -0400, Raymond Page wrote:
> 1)
> With screen there is a problem with keybinds when the following
> conditions arise:
> xterm is using UTF-8 fonts and the following resources are set (which
> I think is the default for xterm):
> metaSendsEscape = false
> eightBitInput = true
>
> When cycling between windows, extra characters are deposited on the
> command line. I hope that screen can be patched without too much pain
> to fix this.
>
> My keybinds that show the error are:
> # Change to left/right window in relation to current window (wraps on edges)
> # ALT-,.
> bindkey "?" prev
> bindkey "(r)" next
> bindkey "^[," prev
> bindkey "^[." next
Hmm, can anybody else reproduce this?
> 2)
> Implementing a keybind to shift windows left/right one window (using
> the number command) is not possible as the "number" command does not
> change the environment variable of $WINDOW to reflect its new numeric
> position. I think that when the number command is issued, it should
> modify the shell environment such that $WINDOW in the source and
> destination are swapped. This may not be possible if screen cannot
> modify the running environment of a shell.
Sorry, a process cannot modify the environment of another process.
> 3)
> This is my last thing...and it has to do with a new string escape. I
> want a %-F or %!F to expand to true when a window does *not* have
> focus. This would allow the following types of sequences:
> "%?%F%:non-focused window string escapes%?"
> "%?%-F%:focused window string escapes%?"
This is acually already implemented. I also chose '%-F'. ;-)
Cheers,
Michael.
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Michael Schroeder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
main(_){while(_=~getchar())putchar(~_-1/(~(_|32)/13*2-11)*13);}
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