On Thu, 16 Dec 2010, Yang Zhang wrote:
Is there any way to pipe some content into screen's copy-paste buffer? Thanks!
Yes, you can use the "bufferfile" command to set it to an arbitrary
textfile, and "readbuf" to effectively do a "copy".
You may also find useful: I have some switches with a crappy CLI that if
you paste too much info too fast, it drops, so I typed the following
commands into screen to make it work:
bufferfile /home/danm/summit48.cfg
slowpaste 120
readbuf
paste .
I could have also just put these in a file and used screen's "source"
command to run them all.
HTH,
-Dan
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