Hi ... Doing a block selection with the mouse doesn't work in combination with using shift to pass mouse functions on to the application withing Konsole. This problem only exists when the command in konsole accepts mouse interactions. I.e. load cat /etc/passwd .. and use <ctrl-alt-mouse selction> .. and everything works. It will also work with <ctrl-alt-shift-mouse selction>. But !! if you 'vim /etc/passwd' and then ':set mouse=a' ... then block select is impossible ... <shift-mouse selction> works fine .. but <ctrl-alt-shift-mouse selction> doesn't work, and neither does <ctrl-alt-mouse selction>. .. I've confirmed this behaviour with vim, tmux and screen. Thanks for your time Ax Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.vim /etc/passwd 2.:set mouse=a 3.Try to do a block-select with <ctrl-alt-shift-mouse selection> or <ctrl-alt-mouse selection> Actual Results: Nothing selects Expected Results: Expect to make a block selection Rating this as a Minor .. It might be Normal, but I can 'unsplit' my tmux panes and use a normal <shift-mouse selection> ... and grumble a bit, its a bit cumbersome. Posting because its probably an oversight that is easy to implemet a fix for Thx
I ran into this today as I am getting tired of zooming in/out of panes with tmux to copy to the local clipboard. It would be nice to specify <Shift-CTRL-ALT> to have the konsole do a block copy and not pass it to the application. Turning off mouse mode in tmux makes it work, but it's about the same trouble as zooming in/out of panes. I confirmed that vim has the same problem with mouse mode.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 331034 ***