add a4 with shell alias

2026-02-05 00:05:44 +01:00
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--- a/a4/.config/a4/a4.ini
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+# Session settings
+# Name used for the default session
+session     = default
+# Key press used to detatch from a session. Typically a Control key specified
+# with prefix C-, for example C-\ for Control-backslash. Single keys are also
+# allowed but not Meta (M-) keys.
+detach_key  = C-\
+
+# Application Theming
+# Colors are specified as -1 for default, 0-7 for standard, 8-15 for bright,
+# 16-231 for extended, 232-255 for gray scale, 0xRRGGBB for 24-bit RGB colors,
+# or you can use any of the X11 or Web Color Names. One or more comma separated
+# font attributes may optionally be specified: bold, italic, reverse, strike,
+# and blink. The attributes may also optionally include one of three underline
+# types single, double, or curly.
+include             = theme_blue.ini
+#statusbar_attr      = white    0x5F636A
+#tag_unoccupied      = white    0x5F636A
+#titlebar_unselected = white    0x004C6C
+titlebar_unselected = 0x808080  0x000000
+#tag_occupied        = white    0x004C6C
+#tag_urgent          = white    0x004C6C bold,blink
+#titlebar_selected   = white    0x00AEEF
+titlebar_selected   = white    0x004C6C
+#tag_selected        = white    0x00AEEF bold
+# Read only settings are overlayed onto the three titlebar settings above. Set
+# either fg or bg to -1 to retain that titlebar setting. Any specified
+# attributes are combined with those from above. These must be in this order
+# and must be after all other titlebar definitions!
+#titlebar_urgent     = 0xE7DDB4 -1       blink
+#titlebar_readonly   = 0xA56815 -1       bold,italic
+
+# Define up to 9 alphanumeric tag names, how they will be displayed on the
+# status bar, and the types of colors and font attributes.
+tagnames            = 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
+#tagnames            = play dev test stage prod
+tag_printf          = " %s "
+# Number of lines saved for each terminal's scroll back history
+scroll_history      = 5000
+# The size of the layout zoom area is a number from .1 to .9, and the number of
+# terminals in the zoom area is a number 1 or more.
+zoomsize            = .5
+zoomnum             = 1
+
+# Specify one or more status bar commands to cycle through at the given number
+# of interval seconds. Set interval to 0 to have the command run once and not
+# refresh. Set interval to -1 to not have any status bar text.
+statusbar_cmd       = date; echo " | a4/$A4_SESSION" $A4
+statusbar_cmd       = uptime; echo " | a4/$A4_SESSION" $A4
+#statusbar_cmd       = cat ~/.cache/status/statusbar.txt; echo ' | a4' $A4
+statusbar_interval  = 10
+statusbar_display   = true
+statusbar_top       = true
+#statusbar_begin     = [
+#statusbar_end       = ]
+
+# The terminal cursor can be set to visible or hidden, blinking or solid, and
+# the shape can be 1-block, 2-underline, or 3-bar.
+cursorvis           = true
+cursorblink         = true
+cursorshape         = 1
+
+# Any number of actions assigned to the optional special keyword "startup" are
+# run when a4 is started, in the order specified.
+#include             = startup.ini
+startup             = create
+#startup             = view 2
+#startup             = create
+#startup             = keysequence ssh example.com\n
+
+[Layouts]
+# Layout symbol string in the status bar. First layout is the default. Order
+# determines layout toggle cycle.
+zoom_left       = " │├┤ "
+zoom_right      = " ├┤│ "
+fullscreen      = " │ │ "
+grid            = " ├┼┤ "
+columns         = " │││ "
+rows            = " ─── "
+zoom_top        = " ├┬┤ "
+zoom_bottom     = " ├┴┤ "
+
+[KeyboardActions]
+# Keyboard actions have a key combination of no more than three keys assigned
+# to them. A key can be raw or can include modifiers Meta or Alt, M-, Control,
+# C-, Shift, S-, or with combinations of those. Any modifier keys must be put
+# in the order of M-C-S-. Two special keys that must be fully spelled out are
+# "Space" and "Hyphen".
+C-g c           = create
+C-g x x         = destroy
+C-g Enter       = zoom
+C-g .           = minimize
+C-g q q         = quit
+C-g C-l         = redraw
+C-g s           = statusbar vis
+C-g S           = statusbar pos
+
+# The four actions view, tag, viewtoggle, and tagtoggle each take tag name as a
+# parameter. You can use the special '#' character as a shortcut to assign
+# mappings for up to 9 digits to the list of tag names. For the key
+# combination, the last occurrence of '#' is replaced with the digit 'n' and
+# then the 'nth' tag name is passed as the action parameter. For example,
+# "C-g # F# = view #" expands to "C-g F1 = view 1", "C-g F2 = view 2", ....
+C-g v #         = view #
+C-g F#          = view #
+C-g t #         = tag #
+C-g V #         = viewtoggle #
+C-g T #         = tagtoggle #
+
+C-g v 0         = view _all
+C-g v Tab       = view _swap
+C-g t 0         = tag _all
+
+# The focus action takes several possible parameters, including window number.
+# You can use the special '#' character as a shortcut to assign mappings for
+# all digits 1-9. in the key combination and the action parameter to assign
+# that combo/action pairing to digits 1-9. For the key combination, the last
+# occurrence of '#' is replaced with the digit 'n' and the same digit 'n' is
+# passed as the action parameter. For example, "C-g # = focus #" is expanded
+# out to "C-g 1 = focus 1", "C-g 2 = focus 2", ....
+C-g #           = focus #
+
+C-g j           = focus next
+C-g C-j         = focus NEXT
+C-g k           = focus prev
+C-g C-k         = focus PREV
+C-g Tab         = focus swap
+C-g H           = focus left
+C-g J           = focus down
+C-g K           = focus up
+C-g L           = focus right
+C-g )           = focus group
+C-g 0           = focus groupall
+C-g *           = readonly
+
+C-a #           = view #
+
+C-a f           = layout fullscreen
+C-a g           = layout grid
+C-a h           = layout zoom_left
+C-a j           = layout zoom_bottom
+C-a k           = layout zoom_top
+C-a l           = layout zoom_right
+C-a c           = layout columns
+C-a r           = layout rows
+# Cycle through all layouts in order listed in the [Layouts] section
+C-a Space       = layout +1
+C-a C-Space     = layout -1
+C-a Tab         = layout swap
+
+C-a i           = zoomnum +1
+C-a d           = zoomnum -1
+C-a I           = zoomsize +.05
+C-a D           = zoomsize -.05
+
+S-PageUp        = scrollback  .5
+S-PageDown      = scrollback -.5
+C-g PageUp      = scrollback  1.0
+C-g PageDown    = scrollback -1.0
+
+# Specify ANSI escape or other key sequence overrides
+#include         = vt220.ini
+#Home            = keysequence \e[1~
+#End             = keysequence \e[4~
+#C-g Space       = keysequence Hello world!
+
+[MouseTermwinActions]
+click-1         = focus
+C-click-1       = zoom
+click-3         = focus group
+C-click-3       = focus 0
+wheel-up        = scrollback  3
+wheel-dn        = scrollback -3
+S-wheel-up      = scrollback  0.5
+S-wheel-dn      = scrollback -0.5
+C-wheel-up      = scrollback  1.0
+C-wheel-dn      = scrollback -1.0
+
+[MouseTitlebarActions]
+click-1         = minimize
+click-3         = readonly
+
+[MouseTagNamesActions]
+click-1         = view
+C-click-1       = viewtoggle
+click-3         = tag
+C-click-3       = tagtoggle
+
+[MouseLayoutSymbolActions]
+click-1         = layout +1
+click-3         = layout -1
+C-click-1       = zoomnum +1
+C-click-3       = zoomnum -1
+M-C-click-1     = zoomsize +.05
+M-C-click-3     = zoomsize -.05
+
+[MouseStatusTextActions]
+click-1         = statusbar next
+
+[MouseFrameLinesActions]
+click-1         = layout fullscreen
+
+# Terminals typically have a default foreground (fg) color, background (bg)
+# color, and 16 standard colors that are used by terminal applications. They
+# can also define color numbers up to 255, but the are used less often. In a4,
+# you can define ColorSchemes that are then applied to terminal windows
+# dynamically by comparing the terminal's title text to defined ColorRules (see
+# below). The first defined ColorScheme is used by default for all windows.
+# (The cursor color is not yet implemented.)
+#include     = cs_gruvbox.ini
+#include     = cs_solarized.ini
+#include     = cs_redsands.ini
+#include     = cs_fairyfloss.ini
+#include     = cs_kokuban.ini
+#include     = cs_frontend_fun_forrest.ini
+#include     = cs_seafoam_pastel.ini
+[ColorScheme Basic]
+fg          = 7
+bg          = 0
+#color123    = DarkOrange1
+
+[ColorScheme BasicRed]
+fg          = 0
+bg          = 1
+
+[ColorScheme Red160]
+fg          = 232
+bg          = 160
+
+[ColorScheme Crimson]
+fg          = MidnightBlue
+bg          = Crimson
+
+[colorscheme RedSands]
+color00     = 0x000000
+color01     = 0xff3f00
+color02     = 0x00bb00
+color03     = 0xe7b000
+color04     = 0x0072ff
+color05     = 0xbb00bb
+color06     = 0x00bbbb
+color07     = 0xbbbbbb
+color08     = 0x555555
+color09     = 0xbb0000
+color10     = 0x00bb00
+color11     = 0xe7b000
+color12     = 0x0072ae
+color13     = 0xff55ff
+color14     = 0x55ffff
+color15     = 0xffffff
+fg          = 0xd7c9a7
+bg          = 0x7a251e
+cursor      = 0xd7c9a7
+
+# Color rules pair text with a colorscheme. A terminal window's title bar text
+# is compared with each ColorRule text, in the order specified, until one
+# matches, and then that colorscheme is applied to the terminal. If none of the
+# rules match, then the first colorscheme defined in a4.ini is used.
+# <pattern> = <colorscheme name> [<fg color|-1> [<bg color>]]
+#[ColorRules]
+#root@appdev.com = FairyFloss red
+#@appdev.com     = FairyFloss
+#root@appprd     = redsands   red
+#appprd          = redsands
+#root@appprddr   = redsands   red 0x521914
+#appprddr        = redsands   -1  0x521914