Here's what I would like to achieve (in my particular case I only care about [ie. use] the programmatically resizeable XTerm and [rarely] the non-resize'able linux console):
- if I open a new screen session on a terminal of W columns and H lines, I would like screen to startup with that size. - when I resize the terminal with my mouse I would like screen to remember the new size - when I detach screen it could either leave the terminal size alone or resize it back to the size from before it was started (either way is fine). - if I reattach to an existing screen my terminal should automatically resize to whatever was the previous size of the screen (ie. before detach) - when I resize it, it should remember the new size - when I detach screen it should return to the size of the terminal from before the reattach (bonus points if you can get the terminal's on screen location and font size to be saved as well...) It looks like something along these lines can be done with a .screenrc entry of: termcapinfo WS Z0@:Z1@:WS=\E[8;%d;%dt But this doesn't do what I want it to (it seems to always resize to 80x24). Is functionality like this simply not-implemented, or am I doing something wrong? Thanks, Maciej. _______________________________________________ screen-users mailing list screen-users@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/screen-users
