IIRC tmux looks for whatever they are set to in TERM. Use infocmp and look for
eg kf11 etc
Original message
From: Steven Lu
Date:21/11/2014 04:39 (GMT+00:00)
To: Nicholas Marriott
Cc: tmux-users
Subject: Re: Can we get Tmux to support more Function keys (F-keys) than just
Wow, thank you very much, Aleksandrina. Described method worked just as I
wanted to.
Thomas, thank you for your help, that method should work also.
Cheers!
On Thu, Nov 20, 2014 at 12:21 PM, Aleksandrina Nikolova <
infinite.crazin...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi! You can rebind the key to not accept r
Hi! You can rebind the key to not accept repeats. The default is (I believe)
bind -r Down select-pane -D
-r instructs it to wait for you to press Down again within a specified
time interval. Just bind it to
bind Down select-pane -D
and similarly for Up, Left, Right
Best wishes
On 14/11/14 17:26,
On 14 November 2014 15:26, Kostiantyn Rybnikov wrote:
> I would like to turn off (or set to zero) this pause, so that if I’d want to
> switch, say, 2 windows left — I’d rather press «BIND+leftkey» twice, but I
> would knew I don’t need to wait each time before I can press «up» inside
> frame af
Hi Thomas, thanks for the hint!
layout-custom.c reveals a lot of things, I am now imagining that if I can
properly replicate the computation of the layout string along with the
checksum then I'll actually be able to do processing independent of
mutating the pane sizes within tmux, so that i can e.
Hi!
Tmux has nice and intuitive functionality to switch between panes by pressing
BIND+arrow. This way I visually navigate to where I want.
Problem is, I have quite a common pattern of switching to another pane, and
then pressing «arrowup» to see last command I did in this pane. But when you
i
