Re: [dev] [st] question about keyboard shortcuts
2024.07.07 20:15 Eric Pruitt wrote: This configuration snippet doesn't make sense to me. You don't need the "escape" line and your bindkey configuration doesn't even use the right sequences. All you should need are bindkey lines: bindkey "^[[27;5;9~" next bindkey "^[[27;6;9~" prev I tested this on a new screen installation without issue. I dont need 'bindkey "^[[27;5;9~" next' and 'bindkey "^[[27;6;9~" prev'. I need ALT+Left/Right to switch between tabs, which I've already configured with bindkey ^[[1;3D prev bindkey ^[[1;3C next and it works as I need. What I didn't yet configured is "escape" keyboard combination in screen. I need to make CTRL+Tab to be escape combination in screen. So that should be escape ^something 'escape ^Bb' makes it to be CTRL+b as escape combination, and it works. But I need to make it CTRL+Tab. Tangentially, if you're asking for help configuring something, sharing the configuration you have that doesn't work is the bare minimum you should do. That information isn't something people trying to help you should have to fish for. I use st and screen in my CRUX distro.
Re: [dev] [st] question about keyboard shortcuts
On Tue, Jul 09, 2024 at 04:54:38PM +0300, Feodor wrote: > > Tangentially, if you're asking for help configuring something, sharing > > the configuration you have that doesn't work is the bare minimum you > > should do. That information isn't something people trying to help you > > should have to fish for. > > I use st and screen in my CRUX distro. That's not what I meant. I was referring to the fact that you didn't post your screen configuration file until I asked for it. > What I didn't yet configured is "escape" keyboard combination in > screen. I need to make CTRL+Tab to be escape combination in screen. So > that should be escape ^something 'escape ^Bb' makes it to be CTRL+b as > escape combination, and it works. But I need to make it CTRL+Tab. Per the screen manual documenting "escape", that's not even possible: "Each argument is either a single character, a two-character sequence [...]." You would have to map Ctrl+Tab to a single, standard control character instead of a multi-character sequence. Eric
