Right, I stand corrected :)… So Tmux always forwards mouse input then?
-jimeh
On Monday, 25 June 2012 at 09:44, Marcel Partap wrote:
> > but I thought mouse-mode enabled the copy behavior you describe, and also
> > enables sending mouse events to apps, like Emacs or Vim for example.
> > Al
> So Tmux always forwards mouse input then?
Meaning, it doesn't interfere with it, yes.
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> but I thought mouse-mode enabled the copy behavior you describe, and also
> enables sending mouse events to apps, like Emacs or Vim for example. Allowing
> cursor positioning, buffer selection, scrolling, dragging and such which
> those apps.
Well try setting mode-mouse = off.
See, the current
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought mouse-mode enabled the copy behavior you
describe, and also enables sending mouse events to apps, like Emacs or Vim for
example. Allowing cursor positioning, buffer selection, scrolling, dragging and
such which those apps.
-jimeh
On 24 Jun 2012, at 22:
Hi,
when working with this mouse stuff it occurred to me that really the
mode-mouse option is only about the copy-mode, and its name is quite
misleading. Thus attached patch is what I would see fit. But obviously,
this will probably break a lot of user-configs (bla foo no option
mode-mouse).. I cou
