Re: Bad behaviour in xterm after resizing.
On Mon, Jul 18, 2005 at 06:56:13PM +0200, David MartÃnez Moreno wrote: > Hello, Thomas. I was testing some bug reports and I experienced a very > strange thing, mostly cosmetic. I'm not an xterm user, so I have no > preferences, as far as I know. > > To test: Launch xterm, and resize its width to less than the prompt string. > Then xterm stacks the current text in the visible window. The stacking is > not right here, because every column I remove, another row appears with > partial content. xterm doesn't redraw the window as it resizes. Shrinking the window causes xterm to reallocate memory. Growing the window, xterm reallocates memory and fills the new cells with blanks. Some applications redraw the window - "screen" for instance. I've seen some comments that indicate bash may redraw its prompt in this case too. -- Thomas E. Dickey http://invisible-island.net ftp://invisible-island.net pgpG2a48M94LH.pgp Description: PGP signature
Bad behaviour in xterm after resizing.
Hello, Thomas. I was testing some bug reports and I experienced a very strange thing, mostly cosmetic. I'm not an xterm user, so I have no preferences, as far as I know. To test: Launch xterm, and resize its width to less than the prompt string. Then xterm stacks the current text in the visible window. The stacking is not right here, because every column I remove, another row appears with partial content. Then you enlarge xterm. A lot of partial lines have appeared. Where no buffer existed, now I can scroll up and down by my partial prompts. I attach an image of the two things. xterm version 6.8.2.dfsg.1-2 (I think that carries xterm patchset #200). Best regards, Ender. -- I find your lack of faith disturbing. -- Darth Vader (Star Wars). -- Debian developer 01-xterm_reduced.png Description: PNG image 02-xterm_enlarged.png Description: PNG image pgpLr2OyyBFK0.pgp Description: PGP signature
