hi again,
On Fri, 2008-11-21 at 17:01 +0100, Guyzmo wrote:
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> 1/ run
> "screen -X 'screen -t %s %s'" % (title, command)
> 2/ run
> "screen -X 'screen -X 'exec ::: python %s %s '" % (script_path,dbus_id)
[...]
> So here am I with a feature request: how hard would it be to either :
> - find a
* Guyzmo had this to say on [21 Nov 2008, 17:01:58 +0100]:
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>
> I tried using -p'.', guessing the window number (but if the user does
> ^ac it will be wrong)... And I am now out of solutions to make it work.
>
> So here am I with a feature request: how hard would it be to either :
> - find
Hi,
first things first, I'm trying to control remotely a screen session
from an IDE, so I can send build/execution/interpreters in that
session's windows.
So far, what I've done is pretty simple :
1/ run
"screen -X 'screen -t %s %s'" % (title, command)
2/ run
"screen -X 'screen -X 'exec ::: pyt