A, B C, & D are panes. If you start with a window with a single pane A,
and call "split-window" you get window split evenly vertically layout [A,B]:
A
B
Then if from B you call "split-window -h" you have window layout like:
[A,{B,C}]
AA
BC
If you then call split-window from C, you get a window l
Hey Nick!
Sorry, but this is still broken. :(
You can reproduce it in bash, if you type "a b" then go to the beginning
press "c": you can see that the "b" has disappeared and all you can see
is "ca".
Here's a patch to fix this.
diff --git a/grid-view.c b/grid-view.c
index a34c5a0..defb86d 10064
Is there a reference that shows what the escape key codes for those
modified function keys (F13-F64) should be? Most terminal emulator
applications don't really have good coverage of these key combinations, but
e.g. iTerm for OS X does allow you to assign arbitrary escape sequences to
key combinati
