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# Command list for screen-3.7.6  [1998-11-25]
# Latest change: Sun Jan 12 16:30:00 CET 2003
# (yes, this list needs an update - anyone?)
# ===========================================
#
# A note about the notation of commands:
#
# The character '|' mean the logical operator 'or'.
# Therefore "on|off" means "'on' or 'off'" where "on" and
# "off" are literal strings (sequences of characters).
# Btw, many commands just switch some value between "on"
# and "off".  These commands are called "toggles".
# Toggle commands can usually be used without a
# parameter and will invert ("toggle") the value.
# Therefore the description contains the values in
# square brackets, thus making them "optional".
# Words in angle brackets however are *variables*
# which require to be replaced by a value;
#
# Examples:
# <args>      "arguments" - arguments/parameters of a Unix command.
# <cmd>       "command" - a Unix command.
# <key>       Any key from the keyboard,   eg 'a'.
# <permbits>  Permission bits (see manual).
# <string>    A sequence of characters,    eg "k1".
# <username>  The name of a Unix username, eg "guckes".
# <xy>        A sequence of two characters, eg "^aa" (CTRL-A and 'a').
# And to make it even more confusing -
# variables can be optional, too:
#       [<variables>]
# Actually, those variables make the
# commands much more versatile.  :-)
#
# Numerical variables sometimes take
# the (abbreviated) name of its meaning, eg
# <n> or <num> for number, <limit> or <lines>.
#
# Some of the variable names are pretty informal
# and lack a good description:
# <crypted_pw>, <message>
#
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# Command List
# ===============================================================
#
# A
# acladd <usernames>
# aclchg <username> <permbits> <list>
# acldel <username>
# acldel does not allow a list of usernames?
# activity <message>
# allpartial [on|off]
# at [identifier][#|*|%] command [args ... ]
# autodetach [on|off]
# autonuke [on|off]
#
# B
# bell <message>
# bind <key> [command [args]]
# bindkey [-d] [-m] [-a] [[-k|-t] <string> [<cmd> <args>]
# break [<duration>]
# bufferfile [exchange-file]
#
# C
# c1 [on|off]
# charset <set>
# chdir [<directory>]
# clear
# colon [<prefix>]
#       But the manual does not tell you
#       what the "prefix" is for.  :-(
# command
# console [on|off]
# "console on" just tells me
# "don't know how to grab console".  :-(
# copy
#    "copy" enters the copy mode - one of the most
#    useful things with screen.  It allows you to
#    access the current window and its scrollback
#    buffer, search for some text and copy it to the
#    default buffer.  You can then put its contents
#    into a file or paste it into another window.
#    Great!  :-)
# copy_reg [key]
#'copy_reg' "No longer exists, use "readreg" instead!"
# crlf [on|off]
#'crlf' gives no visible feedback.  Bad!
#
# D
# debug on|off
#
# note: the following "def" commands set the
# default values" for windows which you
# *will* open.  they do not change the
# values for already opened windows.
#
# defautonuke [on|off]
# defc1 [on|off]
# defcharset [<set>]
# defescape <xy>
# defflow on|off|auto [interrupt]
# defgr [on|off]
# defhstatus [<status>]
# defkanji [jis|sjis|euc]
# deflogin [on|off]
# defmode <mode>
# defmonitor [on|off]
# defobuflimit <limit>
# defscrollback <num>
# defwrap [on|off]
# defwritelock on|off|auto
# defzombie <[keys>]
#'defzombie' -> "unknown command 'defzombie'".
# this is in the manual - but it obviously
# has not been implemented. :-(
#
# detach
# digraph [<preset>]
# dumptermcap
#
# E
# echo [-n] <message>
# escape <xy>
# exec [[fdpat] newcommand [args ...]]
# I need some more examples for 'exec' - send them!
#
# F
# flow [on|off|auto]
#
# G
# gr [on|off]
#
# H
# hardcopy
# hardcopy_append [on|off]
# hardcopydir <directory>
# hardstatus [on|off]
# height [<lines>]
# help
# history
#
# I
# info
# ins_reg <[key>]
#
# K
# kanji jis|euc|sjis [jis|euc|sjis]
# kill
#
# L
# lastmsg
# license
# lockscreen
# log [on|off]
# logdir directory
# logfile <filename>
# login [on|off]
#
# M
# mapdefault
# mapnotnext
# maptimeout <[timo>]
# markkeys <string>
# meta
# monitor [on|off]
# msgminwait <sec>
# msgwait <sec>
# multiuser [on|off]
#
# N
# nethack [on|off]
# next
# number [<n>]
#
# O
# obuflimit [<limit>]
# other
#
# P
# partial [on|off]
# password [<crypted_pw>]
# paste [<registers> [<dest_reg>]]
# pastefont [on|off]
# pow_break
# pow_detach
# pow_detach_msg <message>
# prev
# print_cmd [<cmd>]
# process [<key>]
#
# Q
# quit
#
# R
# readbuf
# redisplay
# register key string
# removebuf
# reset
#
# S
# screen [-opts] [n] [cmd [args]]
# scrollback num
# select [n]
# sessionname [name]
# setenv [var [string]]
# shell command
# shelltitle title
# silence [on|off|sec]
# silencewait sec
# sleep num
# slowpaste usec
# startup_message on|off
# suspend
#
# T
# term term
# termcap term terminal-tweaks [window-tweaks]
# terminfo term terminal-tweaks [window-tweaks]
# time
# title [windowalias]
#
# U
# unsetenv var
#
# V
# vbell on|off
# vbell_msg message
# vbellwait sec
# version
#
# W
# wall message ...
# width [num]
# windows
# wrap [on|off]
# writebuf
# writelock [on|off|auto]
#
# X
# xoff
# xon
#
# Z
# zombie [key][key]
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# END of the command list for screen-3.7.6 (updates welcome!)
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