On Wed, Mar 30, 2016 at 08:17:39AM +0200, k...@shike2.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm glad someone finally tried it.:)
However, I wonder how you could receive this focus-in event:
> $ printf "\e[?1004h"
> ^[[I$
Because it don't work for me in dwm either.
Let's make more detailed test case:
$ sudo pacman -S st dwm # Actually: st-0.6.3, dwm-6.1-3
$ cat ~/.tmux.conf
set -g default-command /bin/bash
set -g focus-events on
In dwm:
- A-S-<Enter> # to launch first _bare_ terminal
$ st # to launch terminal from another
$ tmux -L test # independent tmux server
$ printf "\e[?1004h"
- <C-v>
- A-j/k
Results:
- cursor slightly blinks, which indicates focus lost/gain
- but nothing printed (no focus in/out events in tmux)
- however on splitting tmux C-b % those events immediately shown
WBR,
> and in st:
>
> $ st -e tmux
> erresc: unknown private set/reset mode 1005
>
> As you can see tmux is printing \e[?1005 to st, and
> the question is, why?. We don't have this sequence
> in any of the capabilities of our terminfo entry,
> so I suspect that tmux has it hardcoded. Look in
> the code of tmux to see why \e[?1005h is printed.
> In fact, we have 1000,1002,1003,1004 and 1006.
> I don't know what 1005 does, so this information
> may be interesting to.
I will look at it by curiosity, however if you really could make it
work on your accord, then it's not strictly related to problem.
