On Mar 23, 07 09:19:53 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >> Below something I tried using a register (here invoked with Alt-h) This
> sort
> >> of works, but hardcopy makes you lose the color/bold/etc. information,
> >> unfortunately. Still it might be better than nothing and help you
> figure out
>> Below something I tried using a register (here invoked with Alt-h) This
sort
>> of works, but hardcopy makes you lose the color/bold/etc. information,
>> unfortunately. Still it might be better than nothing and help you
figure out
>> how the 'register' and 'process' commands work.
>>
>> #
>> reg
On 3/11/07, Michael Grant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In most modern terminal programs like Putty there is a scrollbar and
you can scroll the window up to see previous lines in a local buffer.
Screen also has a scrollback history buffer of saved lines.
Is there some to way to bind a key to get S
In most modern terminal programs like Putty there is a scrollbar and
you can scroll the window up to see previous lines in a local buffer.
Screen also has a scrollback history buffer of saved lines.
Is there some to way to bind a key to get Screen to output it's entire
scrollback buffer so that
