>
> However, colon is intended for interactive commands, while 'screen -X' is
> for noninteractive commands. You can cut out the middleman with:
>
> screen -X activity "Activity - - in window %n"
>
This did what I wanted. Thank you very much.
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* Robert Blackwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-01-25 17:52 -0500]:
> If I do the following from the command line:
>
> screen -X colon 'activity "Activity - - in window %n"'
>
> Screen does not do the action until I press enter within the screen
> window. Is there a way for me to call this without
If I do the following from the command line:
screen -X colon 'activity "Activity - - in window %n"'
Screen does not do the action until I press enter within the screen
window. Is there a way for me to call this without having to do that?
Thanks
Robert
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* morlix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-01-25 20:21 +0100]:
> how can i set this option without binding it to a key?
C-a :
That enters "colon mode", which allows you to type screen commands.
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Phil!Gregory schrieb:
> * morlix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-01-23 08:04 +0100]:
>
>> i want to delete my scrollback buffer on some screen windows because
>> security.
>>
>
> In the window whose scrollback you want to delete, set the scrollback to
> zero, then return it to its normal value (i
