iTerm2's mouseless copy has worked pretty well and might serve as a
basis for a similar feature here. Here's how it works:
You press Cmd-F and you get a search box (like Chrome or Firefox).
Type some text that matches what you want to copy. Pressing enter
advances to the next match, shift-enter to
Hello,
this patch adds some platform specific code for Darwin to retrieve the current
working directory of the process in the active pane.
Alex
diff --git a/osdep-darwin.c b/osdep-darwin.c
index c5820df..7b15446 100644
--- a/osdep-darwin.c
+++ b/osdep-darwin.c
@@ -18,6 +18,7 @@
#include
#inc
I'm glad that you like the idea. And understand that it may be
not clear. But I have tried to implement it maximally effeciently.
There is too many words on the screen and i think mark them all is not
too good. We can't to select columns before lines because for each
line must be different columns
This idea is nice, but I'm not sure about your implementation:
I think the user interface is too unclear. I read your description and
tried to use this and I couldn't figure out what I was selecting at all.
If I was doing this I think there are two ways I would consider making
it work...
1) It c
