On Wed, Sep 12, 2007 at 12:31:58PM EDT, Michael Schroeder wrote: [..]
> > 5. Is it possible to split the screen and display the contents of > > another window in a single action? Right now I'm on window #2 and I > > would like to see what is in window #5 next to what I have in window > > #2. What I do is C-A |, C-A Tab, C-A 5. Is there a better way? > > Not yet. You can do that with an eval statement, though, but adding > a "and select in new region" option to the "split" command is > probably the way to go. The following apparently does the trick: bind U eval "split -v" "focus bottom" select After sourcing the above, "C-A U" presents me with a focused empty region with a message near the bottom prompting me for the # of the window I wish to switch to. Good enough for my personal use. FYI - regarding the "caption never" enhancement I mentioned in my original post, I found two recent posts over the last few months that requested the same thing. Thank you very much for your help. cga _______________________________________________ screen-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/screen-users
