Let me add some background to my question. I have always used a screencast software, named Screenium, and have routinely used a keystroke shortcut to toggle the pause mode while recording so that I can secretly copy the next input line and then paste that line into the recording after toggling again. The problem is that I had to upgrade Screenium this last time and there seems to be a software glitch that hides from me any way to be aware of the current state, pause vs record. And much to my disappointment I do not seem to be able to always correctly toggle, so I have been very disappointed with this most recent recording session. I have tried to just record the whole session and then edit out all of the secret pieces, but that has not been satisfying for me because I apparently cannot deal well emotionally with the recording be always on; you don't want/need to know about that, though. So while I am waiting to hear from the developer of Screenium about where my toggle awareness feature disappeared to -- its been 3 days with no reply from "support" -- I thought I would look for an alternative. But, in reality I need the toggle awareness if I am going to get back into my recording comfort zone. So, I guess an answer to my question would really not solve my problem.
On Sun, Feb 23, 2014 at 8:40 AM, Brian Schott <[email protected]>wrote: > Pascal, > > [moved to chat] > > These comments seem very cogent, and are essential to doing the more > finance oriented version of this essay. > > I do have a question. Is there a way to use a long input log > surreptitiously in a session so that it does not require using the up arrow > a n times for each usage, because that is ugly looking (where n is the > number of sentences you want to execute)? Or maybe you are suggesting > another use of the input log about which I am unaware? > > > > -- (B=) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
