# Don't display the copyright notice during startup
startup_message off

# Remember 5000 lines of history
defscrollback 5000

# Bind F1 through F7 to switch to window 0 through 6, respectively
bindkey -k k1 select 0
bindkey -k k2 select 1
bindkey -k k3 select 2
bindkey -k k4 select 3
bindkey -k k5 select 4
bindkey -k k6 select 5
bindkey -k k7 select 6

# Bind F8 to create a new window
bindkey -k k8 screen
# Bind F9 to show the windowlist
bindkey -k k9 windowlist -b
# Bind F10 to switch to the last selected window
bindkey -k k; other
# Bind F11 to detach from the window
bindkey -k F1 detach
# Bind F12 to mapdefault, overriding bindkey for the next keystroke
bindkey -k F2 mapdefault

# ctrl-left/right to switch windows
# Unfortunately, this depends on the terminal emulator you use,
# so you might need different codes, depending on your terminal.
#
# bindkey provides a -k option to specify a terminal capability,
# but I don't think it works if you want Ctrl + a terminal capability.
bindkey "^[[5D" prev # osx
bindkey "^[[5C" next
bindkey "^[[1;5D" prev # linux
bindkey "^[[1;5C" next

# ctrl-T to start a new 'tab' (c-a c)
bindkey "^T" screen

# I like to use ctrl-Y to enter copy mode.
# (Ctrl-y is right next to Ctrl-u, which is
# typically the first thing I use in copy mode)
bindkey "^Y" copy

# Uncomment this line to get screen to add lines to xterm's scrollback
# buffer.  This line tells screen that the following terminals don't have
# the 'ti' or 'te' capabilities.  (These capabilities inform the terminal
# that we are starting and ending an application that uses cursor motion.)
#termcapinfo xterm*|xs|rxvt*|Eterm ti@:te@

# Set the screen title dynamically
#
# This depends on some co-operation from your shell.
# This only works if the shell prints the string '\033k\033\134'
# as part of its prompt.  See the sample.bashrc file for an example of how to
# do this in bash.
#
# The part after '|' is used when no dynamic title is available from the shell.
# Feel free to change "bash" to the name of your preferred shell.
shelltitle '$ |zsh'

# Use the hardstatus line to contain the window number & window hardstatus.
hardstatus string "[screen %n] %h"

# By default, put the window title, username, and hostname in each
# window's hardstatus line.
#
# You can also configure your shell to dynamically update this information.
# See the sample.bashrc file for an example of how to do this in bash.
#
# (The example bashrc code causes bash to update the username and hostname if
# you ssh to another system.  It also includes the shell's current working
# directory.)
defhstatus "^Et ($USER@^EH)"

# Put the hardstatus line in your terminal emulator's title.
#
# Indicate that xterm/rxvt/etc have a hardstatus line, and indicate that
# the commands to set it are the commands to set the title
termcapinfo xterm*|rxvt*|kterm*|Eterm* 'hs:ts=\E]0;:fs=\007:ds=\E]0;\007'

# Don't display the hardstatus line at the bottom of the screen.
# (We only use it to contain the title, so it's pretty much the same thing
# as the caption.  Using the "caption" functionality is better if you want
# window info displayed at the bottom of the screen.)
hardstatus off

# Set the string that the windowlist uses for each window
# This includes the hardstatus info, to make it easier to see what's running in
# each window.
windowlist string "[%n %h%=%f]"

# Put the screen number and hardstatus line in the caption
caption string "[screen %n] %h"
caption always

# vi:set filetype=screen: