.screenrc

snippet.rb

# Invoke screen with:
# /usr/bin/screen -xRR -S main -p bash
# '-xRR -S main' -- force join (or create) session named main
# '-p bash' -- open new screens to a window named bash, if one exists

##   Screen Options   ##
shell -/bin/bash      # Tell screen your default shell. - makes bash read .profile
startup_message off   # Turn off start message
msgwait 1             # Set messages timeout to one second
nethack on            # Turn on nethack error messages
shelltitle '$ |bash'  # Dynamic window titled for running program
escape ^Tt            # Change the escape character from C-a to C-t
defscrollback 2000    # bigger scrollback buffer
defutf8 on            # UTF-8 everywhere
altscreen on          # restore window contents after using (e.g.) vi

# bind b to write the screen buffer to the OS X clipboard
bind b eval "writebuf" "exec sh -c 'pbcopy < /tmp/screen-exchange'"

# Last line is status: green hostname, window list in cyan, and time and date right aligned:
hardstatus alwayslastline "%{=}%{g}%H: %{b}%w %=%{g}%D, %m/%d %C%a"

# This status is the same as the above, except it puts "<username>@" in front of the hostname
#backtick 0 0 0 whoami      # Set "%0`" to equal the output of "whoami"
#hardstatus alwayslastline "%{=b}%{G}%0`@%H: %{C}%w %=%{G}%D, %m/%d %C%a"

#autodetach off    # Kill screen on terminal or ssh termination
# This is useful if you want a separate screen in every running terminal window
# but not if you have 'exec screen -XRR' in your .profile

##   Keybindings   ##
# F7='k7', F8='k8', F9='k9', F10='k;', F11='F1', F12='F2'
# Good things to bind to hotkeys:
#  prev (go to previous screen)
#  next (go to next screen)
#  kill (kill this window)
#  screen (create a new window)
#  title (rename the current window)
#  detach (detatch this session from this terminal)
#bindkey -k k8 prev
#bindkey -k k9 next
#bindkey -k k; kill
#bindkey -k F1 next

bindkey -k kP copy

##   Initial Windows   ##
# You end up at the last window to be opened
# Windows open to bash by default
#screen 5
#screen 4
#screen 3
#screen 2
#screen 1
screen 0