On Mon, Jun 25, 2018 at 02:26:12PM EDT, Amadeusz Sławiński wrote:
> On Mon, 25 Jun 2018 12:38:48 -0400
> Chris Jones <cga2...@gmail.com> wrote:
[...]
Quick update...
For now I'll just use the workaround provided as a demo by the attached file.
If you're interested, just run:
$ screen -c overview-screenrc
The overview can be toggled via the re-assigned CTRL+a" key combo.
Hitting CTRL+a" again should get you back to where you left off.
Not pretty... but does the job, sort of... ;)
Any chance a proper solution via a --e.g. %O STRING ESCAPE (giving
access to the last command typed by the user in a given window) might be
implemented at some point?
Thanks,
CJ
#===============================================================================
# .screenrc - set up an overview screen via layouts
#
# CTRL+a " to toggle the overview screen view
#===============================================================================
#===============================================================================
# a better "command" key
#===============================================================================
# escape ^@@ # Ctrl+<Space>
#===============================================================================
# Miscellaneous
#===============================================================================
startup_message off # copyright stuff
defscrollback 5000 # scroll back lines
shelltitle 'S' # no fancy stuff
autodetach on
pow_detach_msg "Screen session of \$LOGNAME \$:cr:\$:nl:ended."
vbell off
term "screen-256color"
attrcolor b ".I" # bright colors for bold
sorendition so kb
#===============================================================================
# Bindings & un-bindings...
#===============================================================================
bind k
bind ^k
bind .
bind ^\
bind \\
bind ^h
bind h
bind 'K' kill
bind 'I' login on
bind 'O' login off
bind '}' history
#
bind \"
bind \" layout next
#===============================================================================
# Windows 10-19 bound to Shift-0, Shift-1.. etc..
#===============================================================================
bind ')' select 10
bind '!' select 11
bind '@' select 12
bind '#' select 13
bind '$' select 14
bind '%' select 15
bind '^' select 16
bind '&' select 17
bind '*' select 18
bind '(' select 19
bind ')' select 20
#===============================================================================
# vi-like bindings to navigate split windows
#===============================================================================
bind j focus down
bind k focus up
bind h focus top
bind l focus bottom
bind o only
#==============================================================================
# Hardstatus & caption line
#==============================================================================
caption splitonly "%{+d wk}- [%n]
--------------------------------------------------------" # add separator
hardstatus alwayslastline "[%H]%L=%=%-w%45L>(%n-%t)%+w%=%-13=[%d/%m %c]"
#==============================================================================
# 20 raw shells to start off with... plenty of stuffing...
#==============================================================================
screen -t R $SHELL -c "ls -alch | less "
screen -t P $SHELL -c "python"
screen -t S
stuff 'ls
env | grep WINDOW
'
screen -t S
stuff 'ls
env | grep WINDOW
'
screen -t S
stuff 'ls
env | grep WINDOW
'
screen -t S
stuff 'ls
env | grep WINDOW
'
screen -t S
stuff 'ls
env | grep WINDOW
'
screen -t S
stuff 'ls
env | grep WINDOW
'
screen -t S
stuff 'ls
env | grep WINDOW
'
screen -t S
stuff 'ls
env | grep WINDOW
'
screen -t S
stuff 'ls
env | grep WINDOW
'
screen -t S
stuff 'ls
env | grep WINDOW
'
screen -t S
stuff 'ls
env | grep WINDOW
'
screen -t S
stuff 'ls
env | grep WINDOW
'
screen -t S
stuff 'ls
env | grep WINDOW
'
screen -t S
stuff 'ls
env | grep WINDOW
'
screen -t S
stuff 'ls
env | grep WINDOW
'
screen -t S
stuff 'ls
env | grep WINDOW
'
screen -t S
stuff 'ls
env | grep WINDOW
'
screen -t S
stuff 'ls
env | grep WINDOW
'
#==============================================================================
# Define two layouts layout 0 for regular work and layout 4x5 for the overview
#==============================================================================
layout new 0
layout new 4x5
select 0
split -v
focus right
select 1
split -v
focus right
select 2
split -v
focus right
select 3
split -v
focus right
select 4
focus
split
focus down
select 5
split
focus down
select 10
split
focus down
select 15
focus
split
focus down
select 6
split
focus down
select 11
split
focus down
select 16
focus
split
focus down
select 7
split
focus down
select 12
split
focus down
select 17
focus
split
focus down
select 8
split
focus down
select 13
split
focus down
select 18
focus
split
focus down
select 9
split
focus down
select 14
split
focus down
select 19
# layout select 4x5
layout select 0
select 0
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