Files: ~/.screenrc ~/bin/short_day_name ~/bin/hr ~/bin/min ~/bin/sec ~/bin/copy-screen-copybuffer ~/bin/darwin/pbcopy

gistfile1.txt

### .screenrc                                                   -*- mode: sh;-*-
# ==============================================================================
# Time-stamp: "2013-03-17 11:28:57 phil"
# ==============================================================================

defutf8 on

# Kill screen's startup message:
startup_message off

# Define a bigger scrollback, default is 100 lines:
defscrollback 100000

# Pick up the ultra-short host name. File contains just "setenv <prompt_host>"
source $HOME/.tcshrc.d/prompt_host

# Date-parsing scripts for use in hardstatus line:
backtick 1 0 0 $HOME/bin/short_day_name
backtick 2 1 1 $HOME/bin/hr
backtick 3 1 1 $HOME/bin/min
backtick 4 1 1 $HOME/bin/sec

# An alternative hardstatus to display a bar at the bottom listing the
# window names and highlighting the current window name in red.
hardstatus alwayslastline "%{.bW}%-w%{.rW}%n %t%{-}%+w %=%{..K} ${PROMPT_HOST} %{..d}%y%{..W}%m%{..d}%d%{..W}%1`%{..d}%2`%{..W}%3`%{..d}%4` "
# Enter 'hardstatus alwayslastline' again to re-enable
#hardstatus alwaysignore

# Set screen's escape key to C-z rather than C-a (which is used by emacs/nano)
bind -c metakey z escape ^Za
bind ; command -c metakey

# Toggle status line:

# Display status line: C-z / =
bind -c hardstatus = hardstatus alwayslastline

# Hide status line: C-z / -
bind -c hardstatus - hardstatus alwaysignore
bind / command -c hardstatus

# Support for (typically remote) screen sessions displayed within screen
# sessions:

# Set 1st-level nested screen's escape key to C-J: C-Z a : escape ^Ja
bind -c metakey j eval meta stuff ":escape \^Ja\015"
# C-J a : escape ^\a

# Set 2nd-level nested screen's escape key to C-\:
bind -c metakey \\ eval meta stuff ":escape \^\\\015"

# Put copybuffer onto system clipboard: C-z b
bind b eval "writebuf ${HOME}/tmp/screen-copybuffer" "exec ${HOME}/bin/copy-screen-copybuffer"

# Execute .bash_profile on startup
shell -$SHELL
shelltitle Shell

# Use C-z instead of C-a as this makes more sense for Emacs
escape ^za

# Detach on hangup
autodetach on

# Allow multiple users
#multiuser on

vbell_msg " *beep* "

# emacs-style navigation in copy mode
#markkeys "\^=^a:h=^B:l=^F:$=^E"

## do not trash BackSpace, usually DEL
bindkey -k kb
bindkey -d -k kb

## do not trash Delete, usually ESC [ 3 ~
bindkey -k kD
bindkey -d -k kD

term $TERM

## start from $HOME
chdir

# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# STARTUP SCREENS
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# One general-purpose shell session
screen -t Shell 0
utf8 on on

chdir
# One source control shell session
screen -t bzr 1

# Host- and OS-specific shell sessions, distinct hardstatus colors, etc.
# Just create an empty file if none required.
source $HOME/.screenrc.host

select 0
# Make sure screen has the correct PATH
# "a" is my tcsh alias for setting up my ssh agent via keychain
stuff "screen -X setenv PATH \"\$PATH\"; a\015"

# ==============================================================================
# .screenrc ends here
# ==============================================================================

gistfile2.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Make sure we're using GNU `date', not BSD `date'
#!!! BASHISM !!! OSTYPE not in dash (?)
if [ "x${OSTYPE}x" = "xdarwinx" ]; then
    # Use GNU date from MacPorts
    DATE='/opt/local/bin/gdate'
elif [ "x${OSTYPE}x" = "xcygwinx" ]; then
    DATE='/bin/date -R'
else
    DATE='/bin/date'
fi
CUT='/usr/bin/cut'

while true; do
  $DATE | $CUT -c 1-2 || exit 1
  PREV_MIDNIGHT_SECONDS=`$DATE -d "00:00" +"%s"`
  NOW_SECONDS=`$DATE +"%s"`
  sleep $(( $PREV_MIDNIGHT_SECONDS + 86401 - $NOW_SECONDS ))
done

gistfile3.sh

#!/bin/sh
date +%H

gistfile4.sh

#!/bin/sh
date +%M

gistfile5.sh

#!/bin/sh
date +%S

gistfile6.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# To be called by a GNU screen keybinding

screen_copybuffer_file="${HOME}/tmp/screen-copybuffer"

case "$OSTYPE" in

    [Dd]arwin*)
        pbcopy < "$screen_copybuffer_file"
        ;;

    *)
        xsel -i -b < "$screen_copybuffer_file"
        ;;

esac

gistfile7.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Hack to get around GNU screen 4.00.03 not being able to use "proper" pbcopy

tmp_copy_file=`gmktemp --tmpdir screen_pbcopy.XXXXXX`
cat - > "$tmp_copy_file"

osascript <<EOF
tell application "System Events"
  set the clipboard to (read posix file "$tmp_copy_file" as text)
end tell
EOF

rm "$tmp_copy_file"
unset tmp_copy_file