On Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at 01:22:53PM +0300, Vladimir Todorov wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I am new to this mailing list.
> I have a question about screen.
> Generally when I use screen I have several regions opened. Currently I
> have made my hard status line display which are my opened virtual consoles
> and which console I am using at the moment. And the caption line displays
> the name of the console.� I also use tilda to hide and show the console in
> which screen is running. The problem is that when I open up the console I
> cannot understand which region is currently active before I type something
> in. So I was wondering if there is a way to somehow fade the inactive
> regions (the regions that has no focus) or put something in the caption
> that says that the region is inactive/active? Also is there a way to make
> a message appear in the center of a region stating that the region has
> gained focus when I press CTRL+A TAB (something like the feature in
> ratpoison)? It would be useful If there was an option that draws a thin
> red border around the active region. And one more question. Is CTRL+A TAB
> the only way I can cycle through regions?
>
> Thank you for your help.
>
> Regards,
> Vladimir
I think you may use %F to highlight the current region. I use it to
define the active caption as blue, and the other ones as gray:
caption "%?%F%{.bW}%:%{.Kg}%? ..."
I like using shift and arrows to cycle through regions. My
xfce4-terminal needed to be tuned, to disable scrolling back with shift
up/down, and then it worked perfectly:
bindkey "\033O2A" focus up
bindkey "\033O2B" focus down
bindkey "\033O2D" focus left
bindkey "\033O2C" focus right
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