Re: Window Titling

2020-07-01 Thread Dave Wood
On 01/07/20 00:24, Dan Mahoney (Gushi) put forth the proposition: > On Tue, 30 Jun 2020, Dan Mahoney (Gushi) wrote: > > All, > > > > I'm using the \033k hack to auto-title my windows in the listing brought > > up by ctrl-a " (and also in the statusline). > > > > Is there a way to embed color infor

Re: Possible to change function key using terminfo/cap?

2009-01-09 Thread Dave Wood
On (11:27 09/01/09), Dave Wood put forth the proposition: I am finding that some apps, like vim, don't work well with the function keys when inside screen, but some work normally. It seems to be that vim is seeing the string sent by pressing say F1 as the sequence \E[OP and that mak

Possible to change function key using terminfo/cap?

2009-01-09 Thread Dave Wood
I am finding that some apps, like vim, don't work well with the function keys when inside screen, but some work normally. It seems to be that vim is seeing the string sent by pressing say F1 as the sequence \E[OP and that makes it ignore my F1 bind. Instead it goes into insert mode and enters a '

Re: Cursor shape with ncurses programs gets reset

2009-01-07 Thread Dave Wood
On (08:27 07/01/09), Micah Cowan put forth the proposition: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Dave Wood wrote: I have a flashing block cursor set up because I find it very hard to see the normal _ underline cursor - expecially when searching through man pages etc. The problem

Cursor shape with ncurses programs gets reset

2009-01-06 Thread Dave Wood
I have a flashing block cursor set up because I find it very hard to see the normal _ underline cursor - expecially when searching through man pages etc. The problem comes when I run ncurses programs in screen. The cursor gets reset to underline whenever I run those programs in screen. Does any

Re: ;screen printed in top left corner

2009-01-05 Thread Dave Wood
On (16:32 19/12/08), Dave Wood put forth the proposition: On (18:54 18/12/08), Dave Wood put forth the proposition: I find after switching screens a few times that I get either ';screen' or ';xterm-xf86-v40' printed in the top left corner and this tends to push everythi

gpm, vim and screen

2008-12-30 Thread Dave Wood
For some reason gpm mouse does not work when I run vim in a screen. It works fine outside of screen. Is there some setting I need to use? -- Toilet Toup'ee, n.: Any shag carpet that causes the lid to become top-heavy, thus creating endless annoyance to male users. -- Rich

svgalib and screen

2008-12-23 Thread Dave Wood
Has anyone managed to get programs that use svgalib to display in screen? I have tried links, mplayer and zvg but they all complain about not being in a console and not finding a free one (when there is one free). Is there a setting I can use in screenrc to get svga to work? My TERM is set for xt

Re: Binding left and right arrow keys

2008-12-22 Thread Dave Wood
On (23:22 22/12/08), Peder Stray put forth the proposition: On Mon, 22 Dec 2008, Dave Wood wrote: On (12:56 22/12/08), Peder Stray put forth the proposition: On Mon, 22 Dec 2008, Dave Wood wrote: Your codes don't seem to be working. How did you find the codes? Is there a lookup

Re: Binding left and right arrow keys

2008-12-22 Thread Dave Wood
On (12:56 22/12/08), Peder Stray put forth the proposition: On Mon, 22 Dec 2008, Dave Wood wrote: Your codes don't seem to be working. How did you find the codes? Is there a lookup table somewhere on the www? I think control codes depend on the terminal in use. i used cat, just st

Re: Binding left and right arrow keys

2008-12-22 Thread Dave Wood
On (11:44 22/12/08), Peder Stray put forth the proposition: On Mon, 22 Dec 2008, Dave Wood wrote: I use the following: # C-left and C-right bindkey "\033[1;5C" next bindkey "\033[1;5D" prev Thanks. These work but I have found a problem with some applicatio

Re: Binding left and right arrow keys

2008-12-21 Thread Dave Wood
On (03:46 22/12/08), Peder Stray put forth the proposition: On Mon, 22 Dec 2008, Dave Wood wrote: On (21:14 21/12/08), Peder Stray put forth the proposition: On Sun, 21 Dec 2008, William Pursell wrote: Dave Wood wrote: What is the correct syntax to bind left and right arrow keys? I

Re: Binding left and right arrow keys

2008-12-21 Thread Dave Wood
On (21:14 21/12/08), Peder Stray put forth the proposition: On Sun, 21 Dec 2008, William Pursell wrote: Dave Wood wrote: What is the correct syntax to bind left and right arrow keys? I tried e.g.: bind left prev bind ^left prev But these give errors when starting screen (something about

Re: ;screen printed in top left corner

2008-12-19 Thread Dave Wood
On (18:54 18/12/08), Dave Wood put forth the proposition: I find after switching screens a few times that I get either ';screen' or ';xterm-xf86-v40' printed in the top left corner and this tends to push everything on the first line along and onto the next line which

Re: Binding left and right arrows

2008-12-19 Thread Dave Wood
Sorry for double mail - there seems to be a huge delay with mail showing on this list for me. On (18:15 18/12/08), Dave Wood put forth the proposition: Hi, I am trying to bind left/right arrows to prev and next. I have tried: bind left next bind ^left next but these give me errors which I

;screen printed in top left corner

2008-12-19 Thread Dave Wood
I find after switching screens a few times that I get either ';screen' or ';xterm-xf86-v40' printed in the top left corner and this tends to push everything on the first line along and onto the next line which tends to corrupt the application's normal rendering. Any idea what causes this and any

Binding left and right arrows

2008-12-19 Thread Dave Wood
Hi, I am trying to bind left/right arrows to prev and next. I have tried: bind left next bind ^left next but these give me errors which I gather is because left/right are incorrect key names? What are the correct names for arrow keys? Cheers -- What the large print giveth, the small print take

Binding left and right arrow keys

2008-12-19 Thread Dave Wood
What is the correct syntax to bind left and right arrow keys? I tried e.g.: bind left prev bind ^left prev But these give errors when starting screen (something about ^x?) Cheers -- You have an unusual magnetic personality. Don't walk too close to metal objects which are not fastened down.