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[Yionel]

Hi !

On my 17', if I want

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aMulecmd$ statistics
the result is larger than my screen, so I can't see the first lines , and I can't use shell command like statistics | less or other thing.

Have you got an idea ?

Thanks

[wuischke]

Hi Yionel,

You could try scrolling with Shift+Page Up/Down to see the beginning of the output.

[Yionel]

Hi Yionel,

You could try scrolling with Shift+Page Up/Down to see the beginning of the output.

No, it doesn't work 

[GonoszTopi]

On my 17', if I want

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aMulecmd$ statistics
the result is larger than my screen, so I can't see the first lines , and I can't use shell command like statistics | less or other thing.

Have you got an idea ?

That's currently impossible. For that to work amulecmd should check whether its output goes to a terminal, if yes, check terminal size, etc. -- or allow command output piping to an external program. I don't think either is nearby the top of the TODO list of any developer...

However, you can work it around by capturing the output in the shell. The easiest way is

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$ amulecmd -c "statistics" | more
or something similar.

[Yionel]

On my 17', if I want

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aMulecmd$ statistics
the result is larger than my screen, so I can't see the first lines , and I can't use shell command like statistics | less or other thing.

Have you got an idea ?

That's currently impossible. For that to work amulecmd should check whether its output goes to a terminal, if yes, check terminal size, etc. -- or allow command output piping to an external program. I don't think either is nearby the top of the TODO list of any developer...

However, you can work it around by capturing the output in the shell. The easiest way is

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$ amulecmd -c "statistics" | more
or something similar.

Yes cool it works  \o/

Thanks!