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Can I remap the interrupt from "Ctrl+C" to some other keys using settings.ini? I want to do that as a more radical solution to Ctrl+C copy vs interrupt question.
And can I disable the focus on the menu on Alt press? When I switch keyboard layouts with Alt+Shift, I sometimes press Alt earlier than Shift. It causes the menu to focus and next key presses do actions in the menu. Because of that, I accidentally exited domterm multiple times, when I wanted to type 'q' letter after switching keyboard layouts.
"Can I remap the interrupt from "Ctrl+C" to some other keys using settings.ini?"
In principle, but there are some complications. You probably want to change the interrupt character in the terminal driver (perhaps using stty intr X where X is the other character). Alternatively, it may be fairly easy to add a command that sends an interrupt directly.
What bindings did you have in mind?
"And can I disable the focus on the menu on Alt press?"
This may be something your browser/front-end is doing. I don't see "focus on the menu" on Alt press. Which browser/front-end are you using? Which OS?
"And can I disable the focus on the menu on Alt press?"
Yes, that's actually an issue of Electron.
"Can I remap the interrupt from "Ctrl+C" to some other keys using settings.ini?"
I have Ctrl+N in mind, because as far as I know it's used neither in stty nor in domterm.
The problem is that when I remap interrupt to something else with stty command in .bashrc or fish.config, Ctrl+C stops working as interrupt in domterm, but the new binding doesn't work as interrupt in domterm.
copy-text-or-interrupt from the docs would be good enough, but now it doesn't work as intended.
In the first terminal in a new window prompt Ctrl+C works as copy.
After I hit Enter to execute the first command, Ctrl+C works as a plain interrupt. Both during the execution of the first command, and in all prompts and commands after that (including other tabs).
You can change the interrupt key to:
stty intr ^N
and in settings.ini do:
keymap.line-edit =
| "Ctrl+N": client-action
keymap.master =
| "Ctrl+N": client-action
At least it seems to work ...
Yes, that works. Thank you :)