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That's not quite what I'm after. I guess it's hard for non-screen people to know what I'm talking about from my vague description above :) Here's a scenario to
by cturner 14y ago
That's not quite what I'm after. I guess it's hard for non-screen people to know what I'm talking about from my vague description above :)
Here's a scenario to show what I mean: you're in buffer 5. You switch to buffer 2. Now if you do ctrl+a, ctrl+a, you leap back to buffer 5. And if you do it again, you go back to buffer 2. This is great when you're editing code in one session and running it in the other.
- dwb 14y agoI use that screen behaviour for panes: bind C-a last-pane but last-window exists too.
- cturner 14y agoawesome. I hadn't thought of that but it's much better. thank you. I've now switched last-window to bind C-s last-window, because it's fast to tap out.
- pavel_lishin 14y agoIs there a way to set it up to do this if you hit (escape-key) (current buffer index)? That's the way weechat works, and I keep expecting it to work in tmux as well :/