gnachman

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by gnachman 15y ago
Cmd-[ and Cmd-] navigate split panes in chronological order. Cmd-Opt-Arrow keys navigate through space.
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by gnachman 15y ago
Yep, it's different. AFAICT there is no "correct" way to lay out text in Cocoa, but this approach has pissed off the fewest people :-/
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by gnachman 15y ago
iTerm2 currently supports a single group at the moment (called a Window Arrangement). If you need more than one, then applescript is your best bet for now.
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by gnachman 15y ago
There's a feature request open for this. Haven't figured out the details yet, but I want to make it easy to assign a keystroke to a session (like how RTS games let you define groups of vehicles/soldiers). Maybe in 1.1...
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by gnachman 15y ago
Prefs->Profiles->Keys->{Left,Right} option key acts as: [+Esc]
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by gnachman 15y ago
Fixed now. Googlecode truncates the listing in the web view, but it's under tags/v1_0_0
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by gnachman 16y ago
Background CPU utilization is much lower in iTerm2 (though still not quite 0, I'm working on it). And the next version will have support for controlling the thickness of antialiased text, which should resolve some complaints about font rend
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by gnachman 16y ago
Regex support is coming. For now, mouseless copy-paste is done with cmd-f to find, then tab or shift-tab to expand the selection.
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by gnachman 16y ago
I updated the FAQ to talk about this. You should set background=dark or background=light in your .vimrc.
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by gnachman 16y ago
The use case for this is for those things the shell cannot autocomplete. For example, you might want to get a directory listing with ls and then operate on one of the filenames that it outputs. You can retype the filename, which is error-pr