I have pavlov issues but no functional ones. Vim is happy as a clam
once i fixed ctrl-pgup and ctrl-pgdn
My tmux.conf:
setw -g xterm-keys on
bind b last-window
bind last-window
bind '"' choose-window
bind s split-window
My .vimrc bits:
syntax on
set ruler
set tabstop=8
set autoindent
set showmode
set showmatch
set tags=./tags,tags,/usr/src/sys/arch/amd64/tags
set hlsearch
set incsearch
set mouse=a
imap
au BufNewFile,BufRead /tmp/mutt*,/tmp/cvs*,*.txt set tw=72 noai noshowmatch
au BufNewFile,BufRead /tmp/mutt*,/tmp/cvs*,*.txt setlocal spell
spelllang=en_us
au BufNewFile,BufRead /tmp/mutt*,/tmp/cvs*,*.txt syntax off
nn <F7> :setlocal spell! spell?<CR>
" Convert to hex and back; does not save changes
"nn <F5> :%!xxd -g 1<CR>
"nn <F6> :%!xxd -g 1 -r<CR>
source /usr/local/share/vim/vim72/ftplugin/man.vim
" ctrl up and ctrl down in tmux
if &term == "screen"
set t_kN=[6;*~
set t_kP=[5;*~
endif
For completions sake .Xdefaults:
xterm*termName: xterm-color
xterm*loginShell: true
xterm*background: black
xterm*boldFont: vtbold
xterm*border: pink
xterm*cursorColor: yellow
#xterm*font: -misc-*-*-*-*-*-13-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
#xterm*font: -terminus-*-*-*-*-*-13-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
xterm*font: -*-terminus-*-*-*-*-12-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
xterm*foreground: white
xterm*internalBorder: 2
xterm*jumpScroll: on
xterm*mouse: yellow
xterm*reverse*Wrap: on
xterm.ReverseWrap: on
xterm*saveLines: 2000
xterm*scrollBar: off
xterm*titlebar: on
xterm*visualBell: off
xterm.ActiveIcon: on
xterm.AllowIconInput: on
xterm.AutoRaise: on
xterm.Background: black
xterm.Border: blue
xterm.BorderWidth: 3
xterm.Cursor: green
xterm.Foreground: white
xterm.InternalBorder: 2
xterm.TextUnderIcon: on
On Sun, Jul 12, 2009 at 11:20:40PM +0200, frantisek holop wrote:
> hi there,
>
> old habits die hard, but i wouldn't mind drowning screen(1)..
>
> so i am biting the bullet and trying to convert my spartan
> .screenrc to .tmux.conf, this mail being the result of that
> process, hopefully seen as constructive criticism...
>
>
> a cosmetic start, i personally think that '.tmuxrc' might be
> a better name as it runs commands as opposed to simple
> configuration.. also, in openbsd i came to associate most .conf
> files with a man page as well... (i have typed man tmux.conf now
> for the 15th time, sigh)
>
>
> the first feature that i would like to turn off is how tmux
> resizes my putty window to strict 80 columns, probably based on
> COLUMNS. but COLUMNS is lying, i set my windows size in putty to
> 100x25 and the shell doesn't pick it up at login time... it's not
> a big deal really because many programs (like mc) do pick up the
> "real" geometry and adapt...
>
>
> for tmux to dethrone screen, basically i need these to work the
> very same way (maaany years of pavlov reflexes in these), taken
> from screen (my prefix is x):
>
> C-x space: next screen
> C-x backspace: previous screen
> C-x i: info (i have status turned off but sometimes need
> to peek at where i am, screen(1) outputs:
> (23,14)/(99,26)+1024 +flow app mouse bce G0[B0BB] 2(ksh)
> perhaps a "window-info" equivalent in tmux?
> C-x ": windowlist -b (a very brief, barebone list of all
> the windows with their titles)
> C-x C-x: last active window
> copy mode
> visual bell with configurable text
>
> so i proceeded to try to convert this into tmux syntax:
> ----------------------------------
> set-option -g prefix C-x
> set-option -g status off
>
> unbind-key C-b
> bind-key C-x send-prefix
> bind-key C-x last
> bind-key ' ' next # not working, i must hit C-x C-space
> # bind-key previous # i have no idea how to bind backspace
> bind-key " list-windows # this is not working, still does split-window
> ----------------------------------
>
> (space looks kind of confusing in C-x ? as well...)
>
> so i am not doing very well at the moment..
>
>
> some other random issues:
>
> - most of the set-option commands do not state what is their
> default behaviour in the man page.. (like bell-action, etc)
>
> - the error/warning messages in the status line disappear so fast,
> i have no chance of reading them (status is turned off
> otherwise)
>
> - socket_path (also in $TMUX) contains double slash
> (/tmp//tmux-1000/default, debug level 0)
>
> - no matter what i do, i can't make vim colorful.. TERM=screen
> just like with screen, but screen defines a TERMCAP as well.
> even if i do export TERM=rxvt, still everything is b&w..
>
> how are the other screen guys doing? lots of pain? ;]
>
> -f
> --
> does the name "pavlov" ring a bell?
