On Fri, Sep 11, 2015 at 2:18 PM, - wrote:
>
> Doing some poking about using the suggestions of oneperson who responded
> before, I used:
>
> c-a:exec myscript
>
> It does exactly what I wanted.
>
Not necessarily for your situation, but in many circumstances screen's
ability to manage mu
Doing some poking about using the suggestions of oneperson who responded
before, I used:
c-a:exec myscript
It does exactly what I wanted.
Thanks very much.
On Fri, 11 Sep 2015, - wrote:
c
I thank both people who responded. As I mentioned I'm new to screen so most
of what was su
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I thank both people who responded. As I mentioned I'm new to screen so
most of what was suggested went over my head. I will be experimennting
with the responses if for no other reason then to learn more about screen.
Perhaps if I described what I want it will help.
While within lynx the
to have shift-delete send my password and an enter (its in file .screenmacro_p)
I have this in my .screenrc file:
# load .screenmacro_p into register p
readreg p $HOME/.screenmacro_p
bind P paste 'p'
# paste register p via: shift-delete
bindkey ^[[3$ paste 'p'
On Thursday, September 10,
2015-09-10 15:22:05 -0400, -:
>
> Hello, I'm fairly new to screen.
>
> Is there a way to send a command from within an application running
> in a screen session to the shell? For example, without leaving the
> application can I send a shell script to perform a task then return
> to the applicati
Hello, I'm fairly new to screen.
Is there a way to send a command from within an application running in a
screen session to the shell? For example, without leaving the application
can I send a shell script to perform a task then return to the
application?
Thanks.
Dan
XB
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