Hi list,
I'm again. :) Let me go to the example directly, say I have a screen running
with 2 windows, say, window 1 and window 2, and window 1 is the current active
window, then I want to start a new screen window via a command(it actually
should be in a sh scipt), something like:
screen -X eval 'screen mplayer foo' 'other'
but it will disrupt the sequence of windows, so C-a C-a will go to the new
created window 3, not the window that I actually wanted(I expected it be
window 2). So my question is how to start a new screen window backgroundly,
and wont 'mess' C-a C-a.
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Hi,
Wu, Yue
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