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Mon Oct 7 22:19:58 2002 Michael Jennings (mej) 

Patch from Azundris for Escreen.  In her words:

Debian Unstable comes with a version that is newer than 3.09.11 (which
most other distributions seem to have).  On top of that, it comes with
a global setup file in /etc that breaks our very best intentions.
Find enclosed some modifications that will (hopefully) make screen
work on those special Debs in your life as well as on the machines it
used to run on so far.  As a side-effect, the default action is now
-RDD rather than -xRR, but since several people have requested that
anyways, I might be the only one missing the previous default.  Guess
I'll change my actionclasses.cfg and hold my peace forever.  : )


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@ -4819,3 +4819,17 @@ coupled, for example, with --buttonbar 0. Azundris spotted this ages
ago, and I've been putting off fixing it. But it should be all
straightened out now.
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Mon Oct 7 22:19:58 2002 Michael Jennings (mej)
Patch from Azundris for Escreen. In her words:
Debian Unstable comes with a version that is newer than 3.09.11 (which
most other distributions seem to have). On top of that, it comes with
a global setup file in /etc that breaks our very best intentions.
Find enclosed some modifications that will (hopefully) make screen
work on those special Debs in your life as well as on the machines it
used to run on so far. As a side-effect, the default action is now
-RDD rather than -xRR, but since several people have requested that
anyways, I might be the only one missing the previous default. Guess
I'll change my actionclasses.cfg and hold my peace forever. : )
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doc/Eterm.1.in
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@ -620,7 +620,7 @@ Pick up a "screen" session at
.I URL
rather than a local (-U "") one. URLs look like so
(screen://user@host.dom:port/screen_options), with all parts optional,
defaulting to "screen://current_user@localhost:22/-xRR". Forces Escreen mode,
defaulting to "screen://current_user@localhost:22/-RDD". Forces Escreen mode,
overrides \-\-exec. Note that only screen-options (see "man screen") are
allowed; do not pass a command (with or without arguments) here: to pass
a command to the screen-session, use

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@ -86,6 +86,8 @@ A An Eterm should open with a screen (without a status-line) running
Q What's new?
* Should work with Debian Unstable now (2002/10/03)
* libscream's functions are available through Eterm's scripting
facility. See escreen.cfg for an example.
@ -237,14 +239,14 @@ Q Escreen only creates a new session when there is none; otherwise,
it connects to the existing one!
A It's not a bug, it's a feature. : ) The default parameters for
the screen Escreen starts are "-xRR". You can override those by
the screen Escreen starts are "-RDD". You can override those by
putting your own parameters in the URL
Eterm -U "protocol://user@host:port/screen_parameters"
like so:
Eterm -U "screen://foo@bar.com/-r"
Eterm -U "screen://foo@bar.com/-xRR"
or, for a local screen with no parameters:

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@ -25,7 +25,7 @@
#define NS_SCREAM_CALL "scream %s"
#define NS_SCREAM_OPTS "-xRR"
#define NS_SCREEN_CALL "screen %s"
#define NS_SCREEN_OPTS "-xRR"
#define NS_SCREEN_OPTS "-RDD"
#define NS_SCREEN_GREP "grep escape \"$SCREENRC\" 2>/dev/null || grep escape ~/.screenrc 2>/dev/null || grep escape \"$SYSSCREENRC\" 2>/dev/null || grep escape /etc/screenrc 2>/dev/null || grep escape /usr/local/etc/screenrc 2>/dev/null || echo \"escape ^Aa\"\n"
#define NS_SCREEM_CALL "%s 2>/dev/null || %s"
#define NS_WRAP_CALL "export TERM=vt100; screen -wipe; %s"
@ -49,7 +49,7 @@
#define NS_SCREEN_UPDATE "\x01w"
#define NS_SCREEN_VERSION "\x01v"
#define NS_SCREEN_SESSION "\x01:sessionname\r"
#define NS_SCREEN_INIT "\x01:msgminwait 0\r\x01:msgwait 0\r\x01:hardstatus lastline \"%w\"\r\x01:defhstatus \"\\005w\"\r\x01:hstatus \"\\005w\"\r\x01:nethack off\r" NS_SCREEN_UPDATE "\r" NS_SCREEN_VERSION NS_SCREEN_SESSION "\x0c" NS_SCREEN_UPDATE "\r"
#define NS_SCREEN_INIT "\x01:msgminwait 0\r\x01:msgwait 0\r\x01:hardstatus on\r\x01:hardstatus alwayslastline \"%w\"\r\x01:defhstatus \"\\005w\"\r\x01:hstatus \"\\005w\"\r\x01:nethack off\r" NS_SCREEN_UPDATE "\r" NS_SCREEN_VERSION NS_SCREEN_SESSION "\x0c" NS_SCREEN_UPDATE "\r"
#define NS_SCREEN_PRVS_REG "\x01:focus up\r"
#define NS_DFLT_SSH_PORT 22