Greetings,
I use the following two bindings in my screenrc file:
bindkey -k F1 prev# F11 = previous window
bindkey -k F2 next# F12 = next window
I often have multiple screen splits visible and I would like to have
my prev/next bindings skip windows which are already vis
'm actually seeing is that the newline sends screen(c3270) back
to the real start of line. I'm surprised there are no mainframers on
here that haven't solved this already.. :-)
Thanks in advance,
jieryn
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. I've struggled with
this for about a year, and have all but given up.
Thanks!
-jieryn
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Greetings,
I am trying to bind the alt+left_arrow and alt+right_arrow keys to be
the screen prev and next commands, respectively. I can easily do this
in xterm via:
bindkey "^[[1;3D" prev # xterm: alt + left arrow
bindkey "^[[1;3C" next # xterm: alt + right arrow
I obtaine
Greetings,
Is anyone using screen to manage multiple c3270 sessions? I'm having a
rather difficult time maintaining consistent key bindings in and
outside of screen. Specifically, using c3270's -trace functionality,
many keys are being identified differently.. e.g. shift + tab yields
BTAB outside
, which can be quite handy if you're managing many
servers which use that format from localtime in their syslog..
I've tested the patch on my system, and it is working well. Thanks in advance,
-jieryn
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