Thanks Michael for the work on 4.0.3. I was pleased to see
that you included my patch for cursor movement, but noted
that it is an older version. There is a newer version in the
mailing list archive dated Oct 21. It is more in-line with
the coding style, includes a man page update, and most
imp
On 11/23/06, Eric Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I use `select' a lot and would like to map this to `s'
so that I may go:
: s mutt
to select window called mutt.
how do I do this?
I'm not sure I understand how that's preferrable to ^A '
If i read you correctly, you want to type:
^A:s mutt
ins
?There is a patch available at:http://fungi.yuggoth.org/vsp4s
It is not official, and there are definitely someissues that are unresolved, but it provides thebasic functionality.--Bill Pursell
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Attached is a patch that implements the fFtT;, family of cursor movements in copy-paste mode. This is duplicate functionalityto a patch I submitted about a year ago, but a bug has been fixed.(Previously, the keysequence '2f3h' would move to the 23rd
'h' instead of moving to the 2nd '3' and then t
Here's a third patch for vertical splits. (The second was sent to a
moderator,
as it was over 10k, and I don't think it has made it to the list yet.)
It doesn't handle the caption line well, and I want to focus on that
before working on some of the other details. I implemented the
resize functi
I posted a patch to screen-develop last night, and I got a reply
from screen-devel-bounces stating that the "message awaits
moderator approval" due to size restrictions. I'm not sure
what was decided regarding which group to use, users or develop,
so here it is again, compressed.
Here's a much
I've noticed that vim 7.0 starts up far
more slowly inside screen than outside.
Has anyone encountered this, and are there
any known causes?
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Aaron Griffin wrote:
On 6/13/06, Bill Pursell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Aaron Griffin wrote:
> I'd like to point out two things... the current split is a horizontal
> split. The windows are laid out vertically, but the single window is
> split horizontally. So, you w
Aaron Griffin wrote:
On 5/26/06, Dave Waxman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On May 26 13:36, Jonathan Daugherty wrote:
> I really like using the split function to create vertically-split
> regions. Is there a way to split screen horizontally, too?
Searching the archives of this list will show thi
There's a typo in the documentation: "commant" instead of "command".
Patch attached.
diff -u -r screen-4.0.2/doc/screen.1 screen.command/doc/screen.1
--- screen-4.0.2/doc/screen.1 2003-12-05 13:51:57.0 +
+++ screen.command/doc/screen.1 2006-04-15 12:18:08.549154680 +0100
@@ -285,7 +28
Srinath Madhavan wrote:
When I edit the Makefile after a ./configure in order to set my install
prefix, GNU/Emacs warns me of a suspiscious line 115[1] before letting
me save the Makefile. Question is whether I am doing something wrong?
GNU/Screen source file: screen-4.0.2.tar.gz
Source (online)
Komodo wrote:
I love Bill Pursell's vertical split patch, but have found that it really
struggles with scrolling; if I have 2 vertical panes, with the rightmost one
the height of the screen, and the left one split horizontally twice, then
scrolling in Vim in the right pane has a very notic
It's been several weeks since I looked at anything in screen, and
I decided to start looking at it again today. I'd like to invest some
time cleaning up the code. I just put together a patch that simply
pulls the argument parsing out of main and into a sub-function.
Ideally, I'd like to get
Dan Huston wrote:
Is there a way to specify the name of the logfile that is created when
using the -L option?
Here's a patch that makes -L take an optional argument.
(So %screen -L bash will use "bash" as the base for the logfile,
but % screen -L - bash will use "screenlog" for the logfile
a
Attached is a patch to fix bug #10075 on Savannah.
Common subdirectories: screen-4.0.2/doc and 10075/doc
Common subdirectories: screen-4.0.2/etc and 10075/etc
diff -u screen-4.0.2/process.c 10075/process.c
--- screen-4.0.2/process.c 2003-09-18 13:53:54.0 +0100
+++ 10075/process.c 2006-01-0
Michael Garriss wrote:
this is good stuff. i love to see active development in screen, an
very important part of my human-machine interaction. my hat (a warm
winter type) is off to you bill.
mike
Thanks. I'm enjoying working on it quite a bit. I think screen is an
amazing tool
Here's another patch for the vertical split. The last 2 patches I've posted
to the list have gone to a moderator due to size, so I split this into
2 seperate patches...this is the second. I'll post the first next.
This implements resize, remove, and only. It is stateful, so if
a region (canv
This is the first half of the patch...
wrp_vertical_split_0.3a_4.0.2.diff.bz2
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Is there a way to fully reset a terminal? I was playing around
with some ncurses() stuff today, failed to reset the terminal
and left things in a bad state. C-a Z failed to help. Is there
a stronger reset available? I had to quit screen completely to recover.
Michael Schroeder wrote:
No, it's not very difficult. It's just a bit of work. How does your
patch deal with multiple horizontal/vertical Combinations, e.g. when
your screen looks like:
+--+
+ | +
+ | +
Michael Schroeder wrote:
On Sun, Dec 18, 2005 at 05:28:07PM +, bill wrote:
Here's a patch that does the vertical split. It doesn't put any delimiter
between the windows, which can be disconcerting, since when you
first create the new region (^A V), absolutely nothing noticeab
Here's a patch that does the vertical split. It doesn't put any delimiter
between the windows, which can be disconcerting, since when you
first create the new region (^A V), absolutely nothing noticeable
happens. But if you ^A-tab you'll be in the new region, and a
next will make something show
Juergen Weigert wrote:
I've pushed all known versions of screen in savanna-cvs
The latest 'HEAD' is still very close to 4.0.2 -- just added
a few of my backlogging patches.
See
http://cvs.savannah.gnu.org/viewcvs/screen/screen/src/NEWS?rev=HEAD
cheers,
Jw.
fileio.c
Here's the patch which implements the fFtT;, cursor movements. I'm not
even remotely confident of this: I cut and pasted from a terminal
into thunderbird.
Common subdirectories: screen-orig/doc and screen-4.0.2/doc
Common subdirectories: screen-orig/etc and screen-4.0.2/etc
diff -u screen-orig/m
Rafal Maszkowski wrote:
On Wed, Dec 14, 2005 at 08:16:26PM +, bill wrote:
Well, it's been a little uglier than I expected, but I have put together an
initial implementation of the fFtT cursor movement family for cut/paste mode.
I need to spend some time cleaning it up, but I'
't be difficult to verify.
Bill
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Well, it's been a little uglier than I expected, but I have put together
an initial implementation of the fFtT cursor movement family for
cut/paste mode. I need to spend some time cleaning it up, but
I'm a little curious about the current state of screen development.
There doesn't seem to be a de
Aaron Griffin wrote:
On Tue, Nov 22, 2005 at 07:57:03PM +, bill wrote:
Is it possible to get the 'f' and 'F' cursor movement keys in
copy/scrollback mode? I've been glancing through the source for all of
15 minutes, and it doesn't appear to be a triv
Is it possible to get the 'f' and 'F' cursor movement keys in
copy/scrollback mode? I've been glancing through the source for all of
15 minutes, and it doesn't appear to be a trivial thing to add. Can
anyone familiar with the code gauge the difficulty of adding that
functionality? I'd hate t
The titlestring option in vim does a nice job of changing the title on
xterms, but it doesn't seem to be updating my status line. Does anyone
have any experience with that? My hardstatus string is:
"%{.bW}%-w%{.rW}%n %t%{-}%+w %=%{..G} %{..Y} %m/%d %C%a "
I thought the %t was basically equ
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