On Wed, 15 Sep 2010, David House wrote:
Hi,
I'd like M-S-RET to open a new terminal with the same working
directory as the old buffer. Has anyone written an extension to do
this, or is this possible in vanilla urxvt?
This should probably be done in your shell (which is the part of the
chain that is in the working directory). E.g. for Zsh (overly-verbose
example -- and not sure how to get the '-S-' portion):
function open-urxvt-here () { urxvt &! }
zle -N open-urxvt-here
bindkey '\e^J' open-urxvt-here
Possibly better, you can do this via ~/.Xdefaults, but it still operates
via your shell:
URxvt.keysym.M-S-Return: \ urxvt\ &!\012
The leading space ('\ ') keeps it out of history.
The '\012' specifies the trailing 'Return'.
Still Zsh-specific (the '&!' means to disown the job immediately), but
probably Bashable by chopping off the '!'.
--
Best,
Ben
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