On Thursday, October 11, 2012 03:26:41 PM ping wrote: > > I have a section in a files sourced by .screenrc: > > > > screen 0 irssi > > screen 1 alpine > > screen 2 > > at 2 stuff "dscreen -r meta -s bots\012" > > screen 3 > > at 3 stuff "ssh -e none root@somehost" > > ... > > > > Should be easy enough ;) > > thanks. that works of course. > > but think of I sometime need more than 1 screen instance. > the 1st one I always want it to have the 3 known windows, but when I start > the 2nd screen instance I'll have to have the same windows there? is there > a way to override the screenrc then?
What I do is launch an empty screen session. Then use the source comand: <Ctrl+A> :source /path/session Where the file /path/session is a simple screen script that creates the windows I want to have. This is made a lot easier with a binding like this: bind ^L eval 'register z ":source /path/"' 'command' 'process z' The I can do the same as above with the key sequence: <Ctrl+A> <Ctr+L> session <Enter> Regards, Gerald _______________________________________________ screen-users mailing list screen-users@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/screen-users
