Notice

	Set tab stop to 4 for a best display of this file!


Default Hotkey Combinations

	Notice that Meta key usually is Alt on most systems, but may be
	different depending on different systems.

	By now the selection must be in the mrxvt terminal window, but not
	other applications.


	Gnome-terminal style default hotkeys:
	Ctrl_Shift_t	: create a new tab
	Ctrl_Shift_w	: close active tab
	Ctrl_PgUp		: activate left tab
	Ctrl_PgDn		: activate right tab
	Meta_1			: activate 1st tab
	...
	Meta_9			: activate 9th tab
	Ctrl_Shift_+	: increase font size (next font)
	Ctrl_=			: increase font size (next font)
	Ctrl_Shift__	: decrease font size (previous font)
	Ctrl_-			: decrease font size (previous font)


	Konsole style default hotkeys:
	Ctrl_Shift_Left	: move active tab to left
	Ctrl_Shift_Right: move active tab to right
	Ctrl_Meta_n		: create a new tab
	Ctrl_Shift_n	: create a new tab
	Shift_Left		: activate left tab
	Shift_Right		: activate right tab
	Ctrl_Meta_s		: change title of actite tab


	Vi style default hotkeys:
	Ctrl_Meta_h		: activate left tab
	Ctrl_Meta_l		: activate right tab


	Screen style default hotkeys:
	Ctrl_Meta_p		: activate previous active tab


	Mrxvt default hotkeys:
	Ctrl_Shift_k	: close active tab
	Ctrl_Shift_<	: move active tab to left
	Ctrl_Shift_>	: move active tab to right
	Ctrl_Shift_z	: dump screen to printer
	Ctrl_Shift_o	: increase opacity of terminal (more transparent)
	Ctrl_Shift_u	: decrease opacity of terminal (less transparent)
	Ctrl_Shift_r	: toggle psdudo-transparency
	Ctrl_Shift_h	: hide/show tabbar
	Ctrl_Shift_s	: hide/show scrollbar
	Ctrl_Shift_m	: hide/show menubar
	Ctrl_Shift_a	: hide/show tabbar button
	Ctrl_Shift_f	: toggle very bold font
	Ctrl_Shift_e	: toggle holding exited tab
	Ctrl_Shift_b	: toggle input broadcasting
	Ctrl_Shift_x	: save current configuration
	Ctrl_Meta_1		: activate 1st tab
	...
	Ctrl_Meta_9		: activate 9th tab
	Shift_Del		: change title of active tab
	Ctrl_Tab		: activate previous active tab
	Shift_Home		: increase font size (next font)
	Shift_End		: decrease font size (previous font)
	Shift_Up		: scroll up one line
	Shift_Dn		: scroll down one line
	Shift_PgUp		: scroll up one page
	Shift_PgDn		: scroll down one page



Xterm Style Escape Sequence Extensions

	Change tab title
	. execute command: echo "\e]61;new_title\a"

	Change tab and terminal title
	. execute command: echo "\e]62;new_title\a"

	Create a new tab with specified title
	. execute command: echo "\e]63;new_tab_title\a"

	Switch to the previous tab
	. execute command: echo "\e]64;\a"

	Switch to the next tab
	. execute command: echo "\e]65;\a"

	Change background tinting color
	. execute command: echo "\e]66;red\a"

	Change background shade value for tinting
	. execute command: echo "\e]67;60\a"

	Change encoding method
	. execute command: echo "\e]68;\a"

	Hide/show tabbar
	. execute command: echo "\e]69;\a"

	Hide/show scrollbar
	. execute command: echo "\e]69;s\a"

	Hide/show menubar
	. execute command: echo "\e]69;m\a"

	Set opacity level
	. execute command: echo "\e]70;+5\a"
	. execute command: echo "\e]70;-5\a"
	. execute command: echo "\e]70;25\a"

	Hide/Show tabbar buttons
	. execute command: echo "\e]71;\a"

	Set active tab foreground color
	. execute command: echo "\e]72;red\a"

	Set tabbar/active tab background color
	. execute command: echo "\e]73;yellow\a"

	Set inactive tab foreground color
	. execute command: echo "\e]74;blue\a"

	Set inactive tab background color
	. execute command: echo "\e]75;green\a"

	Toggle background transparency
	. execute command: echo "\e]76;\a"

	Move active tab to left
	. execute command: echo "\e]77;\a"

	Move active tab to right
	. execute command: echo "\e]78;\a"

	Toggle bold font for highlighting text
	. execute command: echo "\e]79;\a"

	Toggle disabling keyboard shortcuts
	. execute command: echo "\e]80;\a"

	Save configuration to file
	. execute command: echo "\e]81;\a"

	Change bg fading degree
	. execute command: echo "\e]82;30\a"

	A sample settitle.c is included in the doc/ directory to help you
	control tabs without memorizing the unfamilar escape sequences.
	You can compile it to a program `settitle' and use it to control
	tabs in runtime. For example, I alias the ssh session as below:

	bash/sh:
		alias mariner='settitle "mariner"; ssh -l myaccount mariner; settitle "localname"'

	csh/tcsh:
		alias mariner 'settitle "mariner"; ssh -l myaccount mariner; settitle "localname"'


	Avi Yagodnick has contributed a sample perl script mrxvtset.pl 
	to manipulate mrxvt via escape sequences. You can use it instead
	of compiling the settitle.c if you have installed perl in your
	system.



Mouse button click

	Change tab title
	. select the text in mrxvt terminal, then click the middle button
	on the tab that you want to change the title. If you click on blank
	area of tabbar, the title of the active tab will be changed.
