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#SCROLL

SCROLL

Syntax: #SC pattern lines direction

Displays all lines in the scrollback buffer that match the specified pattern. If you do not specify how many lines to display, TeSSH displays all matching lines. If the Direction is omitted or set to zero, it starts at the beginning of the scrollback buffer and displays the oldest matching line first. If a Direction of 1 (or non-zero) is given, it starts with the most recent text and goes backwards.

SCROLL example

#SC Zugg
Displays every line in the scrollback buffer that contains the string "Zugg"
#SC Zugg 4
Displays the first 4 lines in the scrollback buffer that contains the word "Zugg"
#SC Zugg 4 1
Displays the last 4 lines in the scrollback buffer that contains the word "Zugg"

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