我每次都举行过多次筛查会,每次都由屏幕(S<>>>> 姓名<>>>制作,我将能够在“<><><><><>>><<><>>>><>><>>>>>上显示。 我利用这次屏幕会议。
然而,我似乎无法做到这一点。 任何想法?
然而,有一个黑板可以允许你这样做。
een <>code >抓住了这一尝试,并把它储存在令人困惑的“窗户”,这确实使你能够使用:
因此,如果您有列入<代码>%h的封顶或硬面条条码,并尝试将窗户名称定在<代码>$STY上,那么<代码>%h在显示条码时将替换为会议名称。
展示会议名称最容易的方式是
C-a :
sessionname
(未在<代码>后注明姓名:)
见http://www.slac.stanford.edu
在目前版本的<条码>中,硬基线有国旗<>%S。
MWE(屏幕):
hardstatus on
hardstatus alwayslastline
hardstatus string "%S"
这显示了会议名称,不含<>>。
https://superuser.com/a/954751/260809” 。
https://superuser.com/a/212520/151988”
screen
screen $SHELL -c screen -X caption always "$STY"
如果没有其他东西(对我来说)发挥作用,那么,你的工作就能够创造出一个零号的窗口,并确定你的屏幕名称的所有权:
screen -S myscreen
C^a :title "myscreen"
如最大扫描器在SuperUser Response中说,届会名称的越航特性应添加到4.1.0. 一样,在2008年增加了相对较小的外派。 因此,如果你重新感到勇敢,你可以 g一份发展版本4.1.0的复印件,并尝试删除。
当我有机会时,我用发展版本来尝试。
"screen -X sessionname" i m using ssh,i thought this is a straight answer , sessionname will show at the screen bottom
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