On Sat, Feb 7, 2009 at 8:56 PM, Aaron Davies
<address@hidden> wrote:
On Feb 8, 2009, at 1:41 AM, Charles A. Templeton III wrote:
When using "%w" in the hardstatus line a '*' character is
displayed between the window number and title of the active
window. On the inactive windows there is just a blank space. Is
there a way to see the inactivity/activity status in this space?
(I think this might be pssoible as I have seen dash in this spot
on inactive windows a few times in the past but I am not sure what
it ment.)
dash indicates the "other" window, i.e. the one that ^A^A will
switch to. if you use ^A M to monitor for activity, an @ indicates
a window with activity since last view
Since sending the orginal e-mail I have found the following command
"^A ^W". It shows the windows with the status symbols that you are
speaking about. But I have found that the status symbols only show on
the "^A ^W" command not on the %w string escape.
For example my current hardstatus line is set to "%H(%l): %w" and I
get:
sarah(0.76 0.68 0.35): 0 bash 2 gramps 5 xorg-fonts 6* gimp 9 top
If I use the command "^A ^W" it shows the following:
0@ bash 2- gramps 5(L) xorg-fonts 6*(L) gimp 9@ top
How do I setup my hardstatus line to shows flags of all the windows
(like the output of "^A ^W" command?) I assume the solution has
something to do with the string escape "%f" but I have been able to
show the flags on the current window. I am shooting for my hardstatus
line it to look like this:
sarah(0.76 0.68 0.35): 0@ bash 2- gramps 5(L) xorg-fonts 6*(L)
gimp 9@ top