Hello! > So, my temporary [and so ugly] hack is: > > - if (s != NULL) tt_write_string(s); > - else tt_printf(Curs_Pos_Str, r, c); > +// if (s != NULL) tt_write_string(s); > +// else > + tt_printf(Curs_Pos_Str, r, c);
So, s is set, but you don't want to print it? But s is only set if Automatic_Margins is 0. You don't have the "am" capability, but you probably should have it. Both termcap and terminfo on Red Hat Linux have the "am" capability for qansi-m. If that's correct, QNX developers should fix the terminfo database they put in the OS. The local workaround is to create $HOME/.terminfo, fix and recompile qansi-m: mkdir $HOME/.terminfo infocmp qansi-m >qansi-m.ti cat qansi-m.ti | sed 's/acsc/am, acsc/' >qansi-m-fixed.ti tic qansi-m-fixed.ti -- Regards, Pavel Roskin _______________________________________________ Mc-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/mc-devel
