>
> It could certainly be done with an external script, using features
> from 4.1.0. For example, pipe the output of screen_hardcopy.sh to a
> script, which queries Screen for the current window number and provides
> a customised interface for searching.
>
I guess I'm unclear as to why one would w
On Sun, 14 Aug 2011, Aaron Davies wrote:
for w in $(get window count here); do
screen -S "$session" -X eval "hardcopydir '$HARDCOPYDIR/$session'" "at "#$w"
hardcopy -h hardcopy.$w
done
What is the point of looping over every single window separately?
:at \# hardcopy -h
Acts on all windows in a
On Aug 14, 2011, at 2:49 AM, Artur Skonecki wrote:
> 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
