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From: daniel@unicom.UUCP (Dan "clip Bush in 88..." Smith)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.questions
Subject: Re: keypress capture
Keywords: tee stdin
Message-ID: <353@unicom.UUCP>
Date: 27 May 88 00:41:28 GMT
References: <30@idsnh.UUCP>
Reply-To: daniel@unicom.UUCP (Dan "clip Bush in 88..." Smith)
Organization: Science Computer Center, MCC, Kentfield, CA
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In article <30@idsnh.UUCP> ben@idsnh.UUCP (Ben Smith) writes:
>I know that I have done this, but (darn) I forgot how: capture the
>keypresses while running a program.  

	Chances are there are enough people out there who want to know
this, hence the net followup...

	"script" is a command that captures stdin, stdout... this is from
the man page:

	Script makes a typescript of everything printed on your ter-
	minal.   The  typescript  is written to file, or appended to
	file if the -a option is given.  It can be sent to the  line
	printer  later  with  lpr.   If  no  file name is given, the
	typescript is saved in the file typescript.

	The script ends when the forked shell exits.

			hope that duz it,

				dan

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