Hi,
> setterm -background blue
I tried it now, before staring mc ; both from bash and tcshell.
I have the same problem when editing text file, source code file ("c"
programs), etc.
Sorry.
I did not have this before, on previous distros.
The solution I am using is this:
1) simply remove the mc from f9.
2) install mc-4.6.1a-49.20070604cvs.fc8.x86_64.rpm
This workaround solved the problem.
I hope that somebody will try F9 with "yum install mc" and say if he
had the same problem, and I hope that it will be solved.
Regards,
IB
On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 3:28 PM, Felix Miata <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 2008/05/21 14:26 (GMT+0300) Ian Brown apparently typed:
>
>>> Do you mean realy the string "<------>" or do you mean the RED
>>> Hilighting?
>
>> I mean really the string. It is not in RED. (it is in light blue).
>
>> I am using mc for 5 years and also did not encounter a thing like this.
>> Moreover, this is a fresh install on fc9, without any tweak or configuration.
>
>> I would appreciate if somebody can give it a try (installing by yum
>> install mc on fc9).
>
>> On fc8 this does ***not*** happen,
>
> I really don't understand your complaint. Nothing in the file you are editing
> is changed. All that's different is that you see on screen a representation
> of the nature of whitespace instead of naked whitespace. When you see blue
> dots, you're seeing space characters. When you see <---->, you're seeing a
> tab that is 6 spaces long. If you do a setterm -background blue before
> starting mc (I have it in.bashrc), you'll hardly be able to tell they are
> there.
> --
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> have them do to you . . . ." Matthew 7:12 NIV
>
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