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Re: how to kill some borked elements in screen
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Dan Mahoney, System Admin |
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Re: how to kill some borked elements in screen |
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Thu, 28 May 2009 23:22:13 -0400 (EDT) |
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Alpine 2.00 (BSF 1167 2008-08-23) |
On Thu, 28 May 2009, Chris Jones wrote:
My screen ctrl-a ? shows that both k and K are kill -- is this the same
for you? If so, where's it defined?
If I do the following:
$ touch /tmp/screenrc
$ screen -c /tmp/screenrc
the outcome is that Ctrl-a ? now displays:
kill ^K k
Presumably these are the hard-coded defaults (?)
Aah, that was what I missed, then. Apparently there are two hardcoded
defaults, one of which is wiped out by the shipped .screenrc, and a third
of which is put in place by the shipped .screenrc. (This doesn't seem
obtuse to anyone else?) I was somehow under the impression (either from
the manpage or our conversations) that ONLY ^k was hardcoded.
Looks like things appear to work as advertised.
Indeed, that's mainly my own confusion. I blame the coffee.
If you're a native speaker of English and consider the doc confusing you
may want to consider submitting a patch?
Might just.
-Dan Mahoney
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Re: how to kill some borked elements in screen, Chris Jones, 2009/05/28