thanks for re reply, I know the "screen -t" (from searching ther
archive of this mail list), but I don't know how to append encoding
here.
now, after i got screen -X here this morning. I write a little python
script for a temporary solve. the script run two threads.
first execute the system command
thanks for the reply.
screen -X seems useful to my question. when i use scren -x , i got a
text garbled session. after execute "screen -X encoding gbk gbk " in a
window of this session or from another login tty(by putty). the text
garbled dismissed. I just want to know, however, how to execute this
Hey all,
As part of a shellscript, I would like to run a series of commands that
involve doing a "slow paste".
The commands for this are:
bufferfile /home/danm/summit48.cfg
slowpaste 120
readbuf
paste .
Is there a way to have screen not launch a new session, but instead
interpret screen-com
On Sun, 28 Oct 2007 15:50:21 +0300, "Andrew Pantyukhin"
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> On Sun, Oct 28, 2007 at 06:53:57PM +0800, envisage wrote:
> > for example, is there a method whenever attach a session with screen
> > -x /-r, execte a "ctrl+a : encoding gbk gbk".
Don't know if this helps, but you
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On 10/28/07, envisage wrote:
> for example, is there a method whenever attach a session with screen
> -x /-r, execte a "ctrl+a : encoding gbk gbk".
I believe you could also set the 'defencoding' param in your .screenrc file.
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