On Sat, 13 Aug 2011, Aaron Davies wrote:
third is that this screen interprets "hardcopy -h" as "write a hardcopy of the current
screen (without scrollback) to a file named "-h" (relative to screen's pwd). i'm not entirely
sure how to fix that one,
If it is indeed the case, replacing hardcopyd
> The script you have is pretty cool but it is hard to fit into a
> workflow - one would need to save the buffers, look through the buffer
> file via an external program, correlate the buffer to the screen
> session in question, and then go to that screen.
i have it half-working on my mac (still o
On Aug 13, 2011, at 4:46 AM, Artur Skonecki wrote:
> #!/bin/sh
> # screen_hardcopy.sh
> # print window scrollbacks from all GNU Screen sessions
> # it breaks when session names contain spaces *sigh*
>
> SCREENDIR=/tmp/screens/S-$USER
> HARDCOPYDIR=/tmp/screen-hardcopy-$USER
>
> mkdir -p $HARDCOP
On Sat, 13 Aug 2011, Edward Peschko wrote:
Anyways, wrt new screen versions. Is there a policy here? Is there a$
reason that screen-4.0.4 hasn't been released yet?$
The policy is to release when ready. The problem is the lack of$
maintainer's time. Major new features (groups, layouts, -Q flag)
> #!/bin/sh
> # screen_hardcopy.sh
> # print window scrollbacks from all GNU Screen sessions
> # it breaks when session names contain spaces *sigh*
Arthur,
That's a pretty cool hack, but it would be much, much more useful if
it was integrated. In other words,
1. go into search mode with eith
#!/bin/sh
# screen_hardcopy.sh
# print window scrollbacks from all GNU Screen sessions
# it breaks when session names contain spaces *sigh*
SCREENDIR=/tmp/screens/S-$USER
HARDCOPYDIR=/tmp/screen-hardcopy-$USER
mkdir -p $HARDCOPYDIR
for session in $SCREENDIR/*
do
session=$(basename "$sessio
