Seems like I'm just ready with new-screen-window which I've just
attached.
From now on we can easily do things, like:
new-screen-window new-window-title 'du -h /'
Thanks for David for kicking ass with his way of doing this and for
Gokdeniz for explaining me the newline issue.
Possible improvemen
In a console based text editor( I use vim) you can press on following three
keys;
ctrl v enter
This will embed a literal newline into the file, tested with the given script.
I'm not sure about embedding newlines with GUI editors.
By the way, David's suggestion was very helpful, I realized I d
Hi David,
(David has allowed me to reply to his email publicly.)
I think this is almost exactly what I need, but "^M" gets literally
quoted for me, just like as "\^M" or "\015".
How can I put new line characters in there?
Thanks!
On Tue, 2008-07-22 at 09:10 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I
On 18/07/2008, roi h <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there a way to open a new window without switching to it?
>
> I often would like to start a command in a background window, and only
> switch to it later, but I haven't found anything in the manual about it.
>
> Thanks, Roi
>
I don't hav
Hi,
Is there a way to open a new window without switching to it?
I often would like to start a command in a background window, and only
switch to it later, but I haven't found anything in the manual about it.
Thanks, Roi
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