Hello,
Try using the "stuff" command. So something like:
screen -x -p -X stuff "^C"
Note that the ^C sequence is a literal Ctrl+C character, so you need to input
it as the sequence Ctrl+V Ctrl+C.
Best regards,
Gerald Young
On Monday, May 21, 2012 09:54:47 AM Anatoly Varakin wrote:
> Dear com
On Mon, 21 May 2012, Anatoly Varakin wrote:
Dear community,
Would you please let me know how one could send programmatically the
Ctrl-C keystroke, needed for breaking the current application, into
a specific window of a particular screen session? The "screen -x
-p -X break" command, which cou
Dear community,
Would you please let me know how one could send programmatically the Ctrl-C
keystroke, needed for breaking the current application, into a specific window
of a particular screen session? The "screen -x -p
-X break" command, which could make this, as one might suppose, does not
