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Script Index

function screen_quick_intro()

Parameters:

None

Description

Output a short message about using libscreen

function screen_start()

Parameters:

$1: Screen session name
$2: Command
$3: (optional) Command parameter
$4: ...

Description

THIS FUNCTION NEVER RETURNS. It execs a screen session with the specified name, with the specified arguments.

function screen_command()

Parameters:

$1: Screen session name

Description

This function is not used, and probably won't be. It is a way to run a command in a screen. The .!!| args to exec were determined by trial and error. ::: didn't work.

function screen_new_window()

Parameters:

$1: Screen session name
$2: Window type
$3: Name of new window
$4: Command
$5: (optional) Command args
$6: ...

Description

Window type may be one of:

SCREEN_CAST_WIN

SCREEN_SUMMON_WIN

SCREEN_MAIN_WIN

SCREEN_LAST_FAILED_CAST_WIN

SCREEN_DEBUG_WIN Only one of each type is allowed to exist at once They are actualy window numbers in disguise

function screen_attach()

Parameters:

$1: Screen session name

Description

Attaches the named screen session to the tty. Doesn't work properly since screen doesn't like being run in the bg. Default escape code is ^A.

function screen_detach()

Parameters:

$1: Screen session name

Description

Detaches the named screen session from the tty.

function screen_kill_window()

Parameters:

$1: Screen session name
$2: Window number

Description

Kills the window in the session. Also notifies the user that the window was closed

function screen_name_window()

Parameters:

$1: Screen session name
$2: Window number
$3: New name

Description

Give an existing window a new name

function screen_name_curr_window()

Parameters:

$1: Screen session name

Description

Give aname to the current window. There are race conditions aplenty if you're not careful

function screen_notify()

Parameters:

$1: Screen session name
$2: Message

Description

Notify the user of something happening using the status bar

function screen_monitor_window()

Parameters:

$1: Screen session name
$2: Window to monitor

Description

Sets a window to be monitored. The user will be informed of any activity in the window.

function screen_unmonitor_window()

Parameters:

$1: Screen session name
$2: Window to monitor

Description

Stops a window from being monitored

function screen_switch_window()

Parameters:

$1: Screen session name
$2: Window to switch to

Description

Changes the window the user sees

function screen_quit()

Parameters:

$1: Screen session name

Description

Ends the screen session. Should end all processes running in the screen.

function screen_move_window()

Parameters:

$1: Screen session name
$2: Window to move to
$3: Window number to move to

Description

Moves a window to a new number If something is already at that number, it swaps them

function screen_quick_intro()

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function screen_start()

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function screen_command()

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function screen_new_window()

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function screen_attach()

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function screen_detach()

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function screen_kill_window()

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function screen_name_window()

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function screen_name_curr_window()

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function screen_notify()

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function screen_monitor_window()

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function screen_unmonitor_window()

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function screen_switch_window()

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function screen_quit()

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function screen_move_window()

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function screen_set_msgwait()

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