On Wed, 4 Oct 2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a recent note, Thomas Dickey said:
Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2006 20:47:59 -0400
The current version of lynx is 2.8.5
2006-09-18 (2.8.6pre.4)
I just noticed that if I resize my terminal window by dragging
an edge, the colors change to an illegible monochrome (mostly
black on black). This (mis)behavior appeared between dev.18
and dev.19 (I seldom resize a window, apparently) and persists
through pre.5. The color scheme I get differs depending on
whether I drag an edge or a corner.
That sounds as if it's analogous to the problem we encountered with
PDCurses not restoring its color pairs after an endwin(). I'll take a
look to see what's going on.
The problem appears on either Solaris or z/OS with either PuTTY
or xterm; does not appear on OS X with either OS X Terminal or
OS X would be using ncurses, which does not discard color pairs in
endwin() - I forget exactly, but it's probably associated with the
terminal data which depends on the SCREEN - something like that.
xterm. It does not appear on Solaris when I simply kill -WINCH
the lynx process. In all cases I am using the system's native
curses, not ncurses nor slang.
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