I just committed a version with more screen-like layout commands.
We now have
layout new [title]
layout select [number/title]
layout title [newtitle]
layout number [newnumber]
layout show
and the old
layout next
layout prev
layout attach
layout autosave
My ~/.screenrc file contains
layout new
bind y command -c layout
bind -c layout y layout next
bind -c layout ' ' layout next
bind -c layout ^? layout prev
bind -c layout n layout next
bind -c layout p layout prev
bind -c layout 0 layout select 0
bind -c layout 1 layout select 1
bind -c layout 2 layout select 2
bind -c layout 3 layout select 3
bind -c layout 4 layout select 4
bind -c layout 5 layout select 5
bind -c layout 6 layout select 6
bind -c layout 7 layout select 7
bind -c layout 8 layout select 8
bind -c layout 9 layout select 9
bind -c layout \' layout select
bind -c layout ? layout show
bind -c layout i layout number
bind -c layout c layout new
for playing with layouts. Thus you can use ^Ayc to create a new layout,
^Ay? to show the available layouts, ^Ayy to move to the next layout,
and so on.
Cheers,
Michael.
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