Hi, Just a question inspired by this thread:
* Donald Chai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-08-29 14:10]: > Another thing is that since I use dvtm when I can't use dwm, I have > ALT-j cycle through windows, rather than "CTRL-g j". So I don't ever > have to punch in "CTRL-g j CTRL-g j" :) I use both dwm and dvtm. And when I am forced to use windoze I use cygwin+dwm too, so I almost always use dvtm from within dwm -- when I log to other remote machines of mine. (That's why I like the Status bar of dvtm too). I slowly get used to type C-g-<whatever> but often it is still a bit confusing when I'm not aware that I'm inside dvtm, and expect to move around with MOD-<whatever>... The best way to cope with this seems to me to be a key binding for switching on/off grabbing MOD in dwm. Say, MOD-g, like in - MOD-3 // goto tag "3", where the dvtm terminal is running - MOD-G // stop grabbing MOD - MOD-j,k,... // do what I want in dvtm with the dwm/dvtm key bindings - MOD-G // (uppercase G!=g dvtm grid layout) start grabbing MOD - MOD-<.> // back in dwm world Well, _not grab_ is perhaps better said _pass through_, I don't know ... Does this sound meaningful? Is it doable without much overhead? Thanks! -- cheers stanio_
