Hi Cédric.
I'm new to the list, and it's a month late, but maybe
this can be usefull for someone (I use xclip as you
like):
Paste from primary selection directly in screen without
screen's bufferfile:
exec .!. xclip -o
The same but using bufferfile:
eval 'exec !!! sh -c "xclip -o < ~/.scr
> eval 'exec !!! sh -c "xclip -o < ~/.screen/buff"' readbuf
> eval writebuf 'exec !!! sh -c "xclip -i < ~/.screen/buff"'
This < aren't neccesary. Just a slip-up!
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Hi,
I tried the following solution but it didn't change anything. I also
tried to transfer the commands in an external script but it was useless
too.
I begin to think that the syntax is correct but this implies that a bug
is present elsewhere.
Thanks though.
Does anyone have another idea ?
On Tue, 3 Jul 2012, myst...@gmail.com wrote:
I am trying to synchronize the screen buffer and the primary selection
using the .screenrc and xclip. That's why I added this lines to my
.screenrc :
# set the second mark, write to the screen-exchange
# file, and use xsel to synchronize the paste bu
Hi,
I am trying to synchronize the screen buffer and the primary selection
using the .screenrc and xclip. That's why I added this lines to my
.screenrc :
# set the second mark, write to the screen-exchange
# file, and use xsel to synchronize the paste buffer
# with the X selection.
#
bindkey -m
