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how to increase size of the console screen buffer ?
Its difficult to explain what I am exactly looking for, so let me try with an example..
Suppose my program prints out thousands lines. But once my program ends.. I am not able to scroll up and see all the 1000 lines. The size of the screen buffer is obviously limited. Is there anyway I can increase this size ? If there is a way, then is there any harm in increasing the size? ![]() |
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dependant on the terminal software that you're using, quite a few have an option somewhere that you can change to show the number of lines of 'history'
PuTTY for example. Alternatively, if you need to interactively run a program, you could always use 'typescript' 1) type "typescript" at the prompt, then run your program. 2) everything outputted to screen now goes to a file called 'typescript' including your key inputs. 3) ctrl-d at the end to stop typescript. Hope that makes sense, I've not explained it that clearly. ![]() |
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hey thanks guys, typescript is working. Only thingi s the command name was 'script' which created the file 'typescript'
Thanks again everyone !! |
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