"Charles A. Templeton III"
writes:
> Why does screen logs look the way they do? For example, when I am in
> in the terminal I see this:
>
>>computer:~ user$ sudo port selfupdate
>
> But when I look in the log file it writes a new line to the log file
> for every character change and some more (es
I use
less -r 'screen_log_file'
It doesn't work perfectly but makes it a bit easier on the eye, I'm
not sure if it removes lines that are repeated or not?
On 15/02/2009, Charles A. Templeton III wrote:
> Why does screen logs look the way they do? For example, when I am in
> in the terminal I
Why does screen logs look the way they do? For example, when I am in
in the terminal I see this:
>computer:~ user$ sudo port selfupdate
>
>MacPorts base version 1.700 installed
>Downloaded MacPorts base version 1.700
>
>The MacPorts installation is not outdated so it was not updated
>computer:~ us
