Currently, tmux does not provide any reply to the enquiry character,
even if the parent terminal has one defined. This patch allows the
user to specify an answerback in a window option "enq-answerback"
with default value "".
I found this necessary for systems that expect a certain value in
respons
Hi
I don't like the idea of an option for this.
What is it used for? What does xterm reply?
Original message
From: Aaron Oakley
Date: 25/10/2013 20:33 (GMT+00:00)
To: tmux-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [PATCH] Add option to enable ENQ (^E) answerback
Currently,
It's used as a method of identification. Hardware terminals would have a
way to set a string that would be sent as if the user typed it on the
keyboard in response to an ENQ from the server. For example, it could be
set to the building/room/terminal number to identify to the server where
the termin
Right, but that doesn't seem like something that is needed nowadays.
On Fri, Oct 25, 2013 at 06:26:13PM -0500, Aaron Oakley wrote:
>It's used as a method of identification. Hardware terminals would have a
>way to set a string that would be sent as if the user typed it on the
>keyboard
It looks like there's a bug in the window_copy_scroll_up and down
functions where they don't correctly highlight what's been selected
for copying.
To see the problem with window_copy_scroll_up, do the following:
1. Generate more than a screenful of text.
2. Enter copy mode.
3. Scroll up some s
