This patch allows you to supply repeat prefixes to commands in
copy-mode. For instance, to move forward 10 characters, you'd type ‘10l’
("ten ell") in vim, and ‘M-1 0 C-f´ in emacs (of course, you could use
the right arrow-key instead of ell or C-f).
The prefix keys are actually bound commands (to
Micah Cowan wrote:
> This is a code-only patch. I'll submit a separate one for the manual.
>
> This patch eliminates "output" (or "more") mode, which is used to view
> command output within an attached tmux client. It's the mode you use
> when you type ? to get a list of bindings.
Another caveat
Micah Cowan wrote:
> + screen_write_start(&ctx, wp, &data->screen);
> + ox = data->screen.cx;
> + oy = data->screen.cy;
> +
> + /* If the history has changed, draw the top line.
> + * (If there's any history at all, it has changed.) */
> + if (screen_hsize(data->backing))
>
Nicholas Marriott wrote:
> What's the problem? tmux works the same way.
I was really just mentioning ~M~. as a workaround (for the ssh case).
Having said that, I'm haven't worked out how to make "setw -g
remain-on-exit on" only apply when the application returns a non-zero
exit status (the "onerr
This patch allows the user to specify what characters are considered
"word separators" for the purposes of the next and previous word
commands in copy mode (bound to M-b and M-f in emacs-copy; w, b and e in
vi-copy).
Since the space character is no longer guaranteed to be one of the word
separator
