https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=405612
Mariusz Glebocki <m...@arccos-1.net> changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Status|REPORTED |CONFIRMED
CC| |m...@arccos-1.net
See Also| |https://bugs.kde.org/show_b
| |ug.cgi?id=384218
Ever confirmed|0 |1
--- Comment #3 from Mariusz Glebocki <m...@arccos-1.net> ---
Ctrl+L/`clear`: described/reported in a bug from Egmont's post, so I'll remove
it from the title, as the second part is more unique. I'll try to look at it
this weekend, as it annoys me too.
Ctrl+Shift+K:
`screen` is kind of terminal emulator inside terminal emulator (Konsole in this
case). Ctrl+Shift+K clears internal Konsole buffers and display buffer #1.
`screen`, like e.g vim or nano, works on dedicated display buffer #2, where
clearing buffers would be pointless, as "full-screen" applications assume the
characters they put on display will be there until they change them. Even if it
would be cleared, `screen` redraws everything exactly as it was in nearest
opportunity (like screen change).
The way to make it work is to detect the `screen` is running (easy, already
done to display program name in tab title) and send clearing escape sequences
to it. There could be configurable list of programs which can receive clearing
sequences on display buffer #2 (with e.g. screen, tmux by default) somewhere is
settings.
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