> The script you have is pretty cool but it is hard to fit into a > workflow - one would need to save the buffers, look through the buffer > file via an external program, correlate the buffer to the screen > session in question, and then go to that screen.
i have it half-working on my mac (still only gets the current contents of the window, not the scrollback) pro% ./screen_hardcopy.sh|grep HARDCOPY 2676.search : 1 pro% ./screen_hardcopy.sh|grep HARDCOPY 2676.search : 2 HARDCOPYDIR=/tmp/screen-hardcopy-$USER 2676.search : 2 mkdir -p $HARDCOPYDIR 2676.search : 2 mkdir -p "$HARDCOPYDIR/$session" 2676.search : 2 # screen -S "$session" -X eval "hardcopydir '$HARDCOPYDIR/$session'" "at '#' hardcopy -h" 2676.search : 2 screen -S "$session" -X eval "hardcopydir '$HARDCOPYDIR/$session'" "at '#' hardcopy" 2676.search : 2 for hardcopy in $HARDCOPYDIR/$session/* 2676.search : 2 rmdir "$HARDCOPYDIR/$session" 2676.search : 2 rmdir "$HARDCOPYDIR" i now know that "HARDCOPY" is on windows one and two of screen "search" which is not to say that being able to auto-jump to other screens while searching wouldn't be nice, but this is definitely better than nothing -- Aaron Davies aaron.dav...@gmail.com _______________________________________________ screen-users mailing list screen-users@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/screen-users
