#!/bin/sh
# screen_hardcopy.sh
# print window scrollbacks from all GNU Screen sessions
# it breaks when session names contain spaces *sigh*
SCREENDIR=/tmp/screens/S-$USER
HARDCOPYDIR=/tmp/screen-hardcopy-$USER
mkdir -p $HARDCOPYDIR
for session in $SCREENDIR/*
do
session=$(basename "$session")
mkdir -p "$HARDCOPYDIR/$session"
screen -S "$session" -X eval "hardcopydir '$HARDCOPYDIR/$session'" "at '\#'
hardcopy -h"
done
for session in $SCREENDIR/*
do
session="$(basename "$session")"
for hardcopy in $HARDCOPYDIR/$session/*
do
winnum=$(echo "$(basename $hardcopy)" | cut -d '.' -f 2)
sed "s/.*/$session : $winnum &/" "$hardcopy"
rm "$hardcopy"
done
rmdir "$HARDCOPYDIR/$session"
done
rmdir "$HARDCOPYDIR"
On Fri, 12 Aug 2011, Edward Peschko wrote:
All,
I see that - although there is a LOT of newer development on screen,
that the main version of screen itself is stuck at 4.0.3 from 2008.
Is there a reason for this? Can it be rectified?
Ed
(btw -
As far as a killer feature goes to help advance the project, the
ONE THING missing from screen itself is multi-window searching.
I get ten screen sessions open, things get chaotic, and I need to
then find a string in any one of them. It would be *beautiful* to
simply do a search and have that search go through each one of the
buffers, starting with the current one and when it was done with that
one, go to the previous, and the one before that, and so on.
Is this implemented in one of the 'non-official' screen versions? How
about screen-session?
)
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