# a similar message was posted some time ago but I did not see any # answer. How can I bind the sequence ctrl+arrows (up, down, left # right)? In particular, I would like to enter copy mode with # ctrl-UpArrow. I tried something like # # bindkey -k ^ku copy
I saw this trick somewhere: I do this by firing up cat to figure out what my terminal sees when I press Ctrl+Up and Ctrl+Down: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ cat >/dev/null ^[[1;5A ^[[1;5B (Above produced by pressing Ctrl+Up, RET, Ctrl+Down.) Then, I add those strings to my .screenrc: bindkey ^[[1;5A prev bindkey ^[[1;5B next In my case, I use Ctrl+Up and Ctrl+Down to move around through my screens. This will only work as long as you're using a terminal that considers those equivalent to Ctrl+Up and Ctrl+Down respectively. I don't know of a way to get them to work universally, so I just stick to xterm (which is fine by me). HTH, -- Jonathan Daugherty http://www.b-tree.org _______________________________________________ screen-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/screen-users
