On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 08:31:18AM EST, Malte Skoruppa wrote:
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> >Thinking I would avoid the overhead of starting new processes,
> >particularly for stuff that requires frequent updates in order to be
> >relevant .. such as CPU utilization, I thought I'd write scripts
> >that run in the back
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Leslie P. Polzer wrote:
>> I don't know of any screen commands that do this. I would expect it to
>> be a property of the terminal; a setting of stty. See what stty says
>> about the ocrnl or similar options when you do "stty -a".
>
> I can't. How wil
> "Micah" == Micah Cowan writes:
Michael> How can I move the caption line at the top of window?
Micah> I'm afraid that's not currently possible. :(
Any tips on where to look in the src to implement this (implied) rfe?
-JimC
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> I don't know of any screen commands that do this. I would expect it to
> be a property of the terminal; a setting of stty. See what stty says
> about the ocrnl or similar options when you do "stty -a".
I can't. How will I send a line without Return working?
>> I have identified Screen to be t
You have a typo in your command:
from screen --help:
-s shell Shell to execute rather than $SHELL.
-S sockname Name this session .sockname instead of ...
You have -s, but you mean -S. You're trying to execute a shell named "A."
On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 20:29, David Huang wrote:
> Dear
21.01.2009, 11:29 +0800 David Huang:
> screen -s A vi txt
I guess just leaving out '-s A' might do the trick.
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