I use this in my .screenrc:
bindkey ^[q prev
bindkey ^[w next
to switch between windows with alt+w/q If I open screen in screen, I can switch like: ctrl+a+a + number, but I would like to id for example with: alt+a/s
Is it possible? Thank you
Well. As far as there is no if
statement in .screenrc
syntax, we should use shell. Assuming your shell is GNU Bash, you can put this in the .bashrc
case "$TERM" in
screen*)
[[ $PARENTTERM == screen* ]] && {
screen -X eval 'bindkey ^[s prev' 'bindkey ^[a next'
}
;;
esac
(case "$TERM" in
block must already exist)
And this in your .screenrc
:
setenv PARENTTERM "$TERM"
So ^[a
/ ^[s
will be bound in every Screen, starting inside other Screen. There is no need to unbind ^[q
and ^[w
but you can do it.