Closed jcourteau closed 2 years ago
hey! I think you can disable it in vim specifically by running set mouse-=a
mind pointing where this config option is in iterm?
🤦 I didn't even think to check vim-specific settings; I'm not surprised they have this specific combo featured. It works exactly how I'm used to, too.
In iterm2, the settings I mentioned are at:
session
menu ->edit session ...
menu item ->terminal
tab ->terminal emulation
section ->enable mouse reporting
and its 2 sub-optionsIt can also be accessed via the iterm2
menu, preferences
, profiles
,
I was looking at opening an issue, but this one seems to describe what I'm after.
When using TMUX, I use :set mouse
which allows me to click tabs, drag split panes around, etc. When I need to select text to copy it, it activates TMUX's selection, which I don't want. In the macOS Terminal app, I can hold option to disable mouse reporting while I select text locally.
EDIT: Apparently it's not the option key anymore: https://stackoverflow.com/a/57260591 EDIT2: Weird. Apparently, the copy works even over SSH, so there's no need to disable mouse reporting. Warp is full of tasty voodoo.
@tarwich we added some toggles to the Settings dialog: Settings > Feature Can you check it out and let us know your feedback?
☺️ Ahhh... That's nice. Thank you so much. That enables me to get around when terminal apps aren't behaving well. Thanks so much for this, guys!
Yeah no problem!
S/O to @MaggieShan
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