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SendScreen doesnt works on GNU Screen #23
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The issue with gnu screen is that I think the only way to reliably target a window is by its name, so when invoking |
Hello, Yes i see the following events. Also on my screen when i do c and run some program on the new tab, the tab name changes to the running program. Do you know of a workaround? |
Hey just checked manually setting windows title again using A to screenshell works! But i am still looking for a better solution. Also i am open to idea of running tmux inside my screen.vim session ( which is even better as it wont interfere with screen). How do i force screen to use tmux. |
If you want to use tmux, you can set the following in your vimrc:
Tmux should work better in this regard. |
Just one last thing before i close this, Is it true for using tmux inside screen.vim you have to actually start tmux before entering vim? |
You don't have to start tmux first, but if your are in an existing gnu screen session, I don't think screen.vim will work correctly attempting to run |
I have GNU Screen ( no tmux ) , but ScreenSend just doesnt works for me!
ScreenShell works just fine.
Is this due to my custom screen config? How do i debug this?
Thanks
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