Hey, is there any way to prevent screen from clearing a region when the process exits?
I'd like to use `split -v`, with a shell on the left and some notes on the right. If I C-a tab to switch to the empty region and `:screen cat notes.txt`, the region is immediately cleared. I could use less or whatever to keep the process alive - but that means when my shell exits screen no longer exits - I would have to manually quit less. I know about the zombie command, but that's similar - I have to manually tab to the region and exit when I'm done - I'd much prefer a way to just not have the region cleared! I thought maybe I could use a termcapinfo trick, like using `screen -T special cat /proc/cpuinfo` and `termcapinfo special cs=` but that didn't seem to work. Tavis. -- ---------------------------- $ finger tav...@sdf.org ----------------------------------------------
