Hello, all,
I have
bind ^b eval "hardcopy /tmp/screendump" "exec urlview /tmp/screendump"
in my .screenrc It works as I intend except that I have to wait for 1 sec
while screen waits for me to read the message
"Screen image written to hardcopy.0"
Is there a way to make a hardcopy silently
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Trent W. Buck wrote:
> Micah Cowan writes:
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>> Yeah, screen doesn't allow split lines (or lines whose lengths are
>> greater than 2048 bytes).
>
> Don't the GNU Coding Conventions have something to say about arbitrary
> limits? ;-)
Sure do. Screen
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broz wrote:
> On Thu, 04 Dec 2008 10:02:31 -0800
> Micah Cowan wrote:
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> broz wrote:
Hi,
i have a question about gnuscreen which I think is great
btw. I may have a hard time conveying what I want to know, but here
goes:
>
On (11:27 09/01/09), Dave Wood put forth the proposition:
I am finding that some apps, like vim, don't work well with the function
keys when inside screen, but some work normally.
It seems to be that vim is seeing the string sent by pressing say F1 as the
sequence \E[OP and that makes it ignore
I am finding that some apps, like vim, don't work well with the function
keys when inside screen, but some work normally.
It seems to be that vim is seeing the string sent by pressing say F1 as the
sequence \E[OP and that makes it ignore my F1 bind. Instead it goes into
insert mode and enters a '
