00:11 <ericonr> wrap commands with something that will warn you when the child exits?

00:12 <ericonr> Nulo: https://github.com/ericonr/dotfiles/blob/master/linux-utils/.local/bin/do-not :P

01:39 <lanodan> Or jam a small sound (beep(1) is slightly adjustable) into the PS1, got this here so I also get a different sound based on success or fail.

02:59 <Nulo> ericonr, I specifically asked because I wanted to replicate the behaviour of the Elementary terminal: https://github.com/deyvisonrocha/pantheon-terminal-notify-zsh-plugin

02:59 <Nulo> I know I can just `command ; notify-send done`

06:41 <w0rm> Nulo: yeah, you basically want to set up bash to send alert (bell) character and then as you say - play with notify-send in [bell] section

08:43 <ambasta> So ctrl+arrow keys allow me to jump words at a time in the terminal. However, the same doesn't work with vim unless I set TERM='xterm-256color' (foot terminfo are compiled and installed)

08:43 <ambasta> Is this expected behavior or a known issue?

09:18 <dnkl> ambasta: yeah, that's unfortunately expected, and is a limitation in vim

09:19 <dnkl> there _are_ capabilities in the terminfo that describes "shifted" arrow keys (C-<arrow> being one of them)

09:19 <dnkl> but vim doesn't use this information, but instead only enables it when it detects a "supported" terminal

09:19 <dnkl> like xterm

09:19 <dnkl> fwiw, neovim doesn't have this issue

09:20 <dnkl> instead of overriding the TERM environment variable, you can set term in your vimrc. That way, the rest of your terminal applications can use the "foot" terminfo

09:40 <ambasta> dnkl: Ah cool, thanks.. I did try setting vim mappins for [5C/D, but that didn't seem to work (which is was vim detects when testing with C-v, C-arrow) .. hence was quite confused

09:45 <ambasta> Though vim documentation which mentions +termcap support here, http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/term.html#termcap is not entirely correct?

09:45 <ambasta> s/termcap/terminfo

09:50 <ambasta> Hmm, overriding it in vimrc doesn't seem to work

10:30 <dnkl> ambasta: "set term=xterm-256color" in ~/.vimrc works for me

10:31 <dnkl> as for termcap, I'm fairly sure it uses terminfo, but not for everything

10:32 <dnkl> in this case, I have a suspicion the capabilities describing shifted keys are relatively new, and that vim don't recognize them (but do have them hardcoded for TERM=xterm)

10:32 <dnkl> these are just wild guesses though