Dear Pieter,
this is not exactly what I had in mind and it's quite different with
respect to emacs behavior (as you said) but it can be very useful
nonetheless! Thanks a lot!
Giulio.
On 3/28/07, Pieter Luteijn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok, here we really run into a difference in how screen an
> Wow! It does work. Pieter, many thanks! I know that maybe I'm asking
> too much, but do you think it is also possible to "cycle" through the
> list of past cuts? (which in emacs is done with alt-y)
> Wow! It does work. Pieter, many thanks! I know that maybe I'm asking
> too much, but do you think
I don't use emacs, so I might have gotten the key bindings for copy/paste
all wrong, but do you mean something like this:
bindkey -m ^@ stuff " " # ctrl-space -> space to start marking
bindkey -m ^[w stuff " " # alt-w -> space to stop marking and copy into
buffer
bindkey ^y paste . # ctrl-y to pa
> Hello,
> I would like to use emacs-style keys in screen for movement and cut &
> paste (mainly for the latter. for movement I can also use arrow keys).
> Is it possible? There's a short mention in the manual (which says it
> is not simple) but I did not find any usable example (or if I've seen
>
Hello,
I would like to use emacs-style keys in screen for movement and cut &
paste (mainly for the latter. for movement I can also use arrow keys).
Is it possible? There's a short mention in the manual (which says it
is not simple) but I did not find any usable example (or if I've seen
it, I misun
