.screenrc

# encoding
defutf8 on
defkanji utf-8
encoding utf-8 utf-8
defencoding utf-8

# Keys
# \233 is "Meta-Ctrl-[", or "Meta-Esc".
escape \233\233
escape ^Tt
#escape ^Aa
#zombie ^[
bind l windowlist
#bind u eval "encoding UTF-8"
#bind e eval "encoding eucJP"
#bind s eval "encoding SJIS"
#bind j eval "encoding jis"
bind j exec | uim-fep -S
bind k eval 'exec cat' kill redisplay
setenv LANG ja_JP.UTF-8
bind r eval 'echo "Resize window"' 'command -c resize'
bind -c resize ^] command
bind -c resize j eval 'resize +1' 'command -c resize'
bind -c resize k eval 'resize -1' 'command -c resize'

# no zombie ... upper screen termination should propagate to this one.
# やっぱり使わないのでコメントアウト
#zombie kr

# No autodetach because a detached stem screen is useless.
autodetach on

# No startup message because a stem screen should not be invoked manually
startup_message off

# Protection from attacks
multiuser off
idle off

# No login, otherwise /var/run/utemp will be squashed.
# よくわかんないけどMacだとdefloginなんかねーよって落ちるからコメントアウト
#deflogin off

# Nuke and pave.
autonuke on

# No visible bell because a stem screen should not intercept a bell.
vbell off
# ^G ( vim C-v - C-g )
bell_msg "Bell in window %"

# To use hardware status line
termcapinfo xterm*|kterm*|screen* hs:ts=\E]0;:fs=\007:ds=\E]0;\007
hardstatus on

# To  use mouse.   XT capability  is screen  specific, not  seen in  the system
# termcap / terminfo.
termcapinfo * XT

# To use 256 colors. AB/AF are also screen specific.
#termcapinfo xterm*|kterm*|screen* Co#256:pa#32767:AB=\E[48;5;%dm:AF=\E[38;5;%dm
#defbce on

# To use resize-window
termcapinfo xterm*|kterm*|screen* is=\E[r\E[m\E[2J\E[H\E[?7h\E[?1;4;6l

# obuflimit and  autonuke can be controlled via  termcap, but we do  not have a
# way to get those values...

# A stem  screen's output is  another scren,  so it is  way much faster  than a
# normal terminal such as xterm. 2 pyhisical pages should suffice.
termcapinfo screen* OL=2048
termcapinfo xterm* OL=256

# enable mouse scroll
# でも挙動が気持ち悪いのでコメントアウト
termcapinfo xterm*|kterm*|screen* ti@:te@

# Tell applications  who this is.   The ``screen-256color'' terminfo is  in the
# ncurses-term package for debian.
term screen-256color
#term xterm-color
#term screen

# default shell to invoke with ^T-c
shell $SHELL

# The scroll buffer
defscrollback 2047
markkeys h=^B:l=^F:$=^E:^U=^Z:^D=^V

# Messages
msgwait 3
msgminwait 2

hardstatus string "%?%h%:%t (screen #%n on %H)%?"
caption always "%{= wb}%-Lw%30L>%?%F%{=b dR}%:[%? %n%f %t %?%F%{-}%:]%?%+Lw %-034=%{=b wk}[%l] %{=b wb}%y/%m/%d %{=b wm}%c:%s"
#sorendition "+rb .G"

# 
altscreen on

# default screens

# default windows
#screen -t htp 0
#screen -t Sv 1
#monitor
#screen 2
#select 2

# chdir is useful for invoking scripts there.
chdir $PWD