Re: startx problem on Win-XP

Harold , >>Reichel, Wolfgang wrote: >>Hello ! >>I have installed the newest cygwin-version >>on my Win-XP box. >>But i can't start the X-System. >>It doesn't make any different how i try to start it. >>I tried the following way... >>startx 2>/tmp/mistlog > Use startxwin.bat instead: > http://xfre

Re: Problem with WinXP, XF86, Caps lock, xterm and cursor keys

On Mon, 24 Nov 2003, Alan Shutko wrote: > I've just gotten a new laptop at work with WinXP, and put Cygwin and > XF86 on it. I'm currently running the latest as of today (4.3.0-25 > server). > > I've disabled my capslock key and turned it into a control key with > this registry hack: > > REGEDI

Compiling SNNS (Stuttgart Neural Network Simulator) or using v.4.2 binaries

Did anybody recompiled successfully SNNS 4.2 with Cygwin/X? Its home page is at http://www-ra.informatik.uni-tuebingen.de/SNNS/ I firstly tried using SNNS 4.2 binaries with latest Cygwin/X as X-server, but something wasn't working in the user interface (couldn't select some menu list entries),

Re: startx problem on Win-XP

If you from a cmd window run startxwin.bat, what is printed out? If you run the startxwin.sh from a cygwin window, what is printed out? What does /tmp/XWin.log contain? /Andy / [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Reichel, Wolfgang ) wrote: | Harold , | |>>Reichel, Wolfgang wrote: |>>Hello ! |>>I have insta

Re: Compiling SNNS (Stuttgart Neural Network Simulator) or using v.4.2 binaries

Lou, Lou Cyphre wrote: Did anybody recompiled successfully SNNS 4.2 with Cygwin/X? Its home page is at http://www-ra.informatik.uni-tuebingen.de/SNNS/ I firstly tried using SNNS 4.2 binaries with latest Cygwin/X as X-server, but something wasn't working in the user interface (couldn't select

Re: startx problem on Win-XP

>If you from a cmd window run startxwin.bat, what is printed out? >If you run the startxwin.sh from a cygwin window, what is printed out? >What does /tmp/XWin.log contain? > /Andy Hello Andy! Thanks for you answer. When i run startxwin.bat only "startxwin.bat - Starting on Windows NT/2000

RE: startx problem on Win-XP

You need to install the fonts. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Reichel, Wolfgang Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 9:39 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: startx problem on Win-XP >If you from a cmd window run startxwin.bat, what is print

Re: startx problem on Win-XP

You either have no fonts or they got installed to a strange place. Look at the output of "mount" and see if that points to a valid path on your system. Then run "cygcheck -cd XFree86-fnts" and check that you have at least the XFree86-fnts package. Harold Reichel, Wolfgang wrote: If you from

Re: Alt key isn't Meta in Cygwin xterm (Norwegian keyboard)

> Hans Dekker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Change to es file: > key { type[Group1]="TWO_LEVEL", > [ Mode_switch, Multi_key ] }; > modifier_map Mod5 { }; The no file looks like this: key { type[Group1]="TWO_LEVEL", [ ISO_Level3_Shift,

Re: How to get my auto repeat back?

-25 has fixed autorepeat for me. Thanks to everyone! Thanks. Jeff -- Jeffrey C. Honig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://www.honig.net/jch GnuPG ID:14E29E13

QT 3.2.3 cygwin/XFree release available

Hi all, today the cygwin/XFree port of the QT 3.2.3 X11 release based on the recent cygwin release is ready containing binary and source package. For further informations about this release see http://www.trolltech.com/newsroom/announcements/0147.html For further informations about the cygwi

Re: Compiling SNNS (Stuttgart Neural Network Simulator) or usingv.4.2 binaries

Answering to Harold: my system is mounted in binary mode. Anyway that doesn't seem to be the cause for that crash: looks like that the first operation done in floating point (so I suspect) brings the application in an unstable state -- after reading the file that causes the syntax error I can st

Re: Compiling SNNS (Stuttgart Neural Network Simulator) or usingv.4.2 binaries

Is SNNS in anyway related to ns-2? Harold Lou Cyphre wrote: Answering to Harold: my system is mounted in binary mode. Anyway that doesn't seem to be the cause for that crash: looks like that the first operation done in floating point (so I suspect) brings the application in an unstable state -

Re: Compiling SNNS (Stuttgart Neural Network Simulator) or usingv.4.2 binaries

Nevermind... that was a silly question. Harold Lou Cyphre wrote: Answering to Harold: my system is mounted in binary mode. Anyway that doesn't seem to be the cause for that crash: looks like that the first operation done in floating point (so I suspect) brings the application in an unstable st

Re: DDD needs a porter [Was: DDD 3.3.8 segmentation error, related to Motif?]

I was going to try to look into this, but I stumbled early on and don't want to waste my time on known issues. Given that those involved in this thread seem to have gotten much further, I thought I'd ask if there is a known quick solution. Thanks. ddd-3.3.8: bash ./configure make gives: Making

Re: Problem with WinXP, XF86, Caps lock, xterm and cursor keys

Alexander Gottwald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Cygwin/XFree uses raw scancodes and uses XKB for symbol translation. > Your tweaking will most likely break this conversion. I could understand that, if it were consistent. If Cygwin/XFree considered that key to still be caps lock, I could easily

Re: Problem with WinXP, XF86, Caps lock, xterm and cursor keys

The only special handling that I can think of is here: Look at the section after the following line (WIN_NEW_KEYBOARD_SUPPORT is set to NO): #else /* WIN_NEW_KEYBOARD_SUPPORT */

Re: Problem with WinXP, XF86, Caps lock, xterm and cursor keys

Alan Shutko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Personally, I suspect that some piece of code is handling things > differently than the rest, so even the usual methods of fixing things > (ie, xresources, xmodmap) may not fix things. (But I'll be giving it > a try, since it's easy.) I'm able to use X r

Re: Problem with WinXP, XF86, Caps lock, xterm and cursor keys

Have you got Spy++ from any version of Visual Studio? It will show you keyboard messages and you can check if the field that we check is changing depending on whether Caps Lock is down or not. Harold Alan Shutko wrote: Alan Shutko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Personally, I suspect that some

Re: Problem with WinXP, XF86, Caps lock, xterm and cursor keys

Harold L Hunt II <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > You see, we don't do this sort of translation on our own. It may be > that Windows is sending different codes when CapsLock is down, in > which case we might want to translate those different codes to match > the normal codes. Does that make sense?

in xemacs or emacs the highlight disappeared, problems related to clipboard

Dear All, I use cygwin/Xserver on my win2000 as multiwindow mode. It is a great work. I have two problems. 1. )It is good to copy between windows and X programs, so I start the Xserver with the parameter '-clipborad'. When press the left button of mouse to highlight a region and release the b

Re: in xemacs or emacs the highlight disappeared, problems related to clipboard

That is by design. Search the archives if you want to know why. Hong Zhou wrote: Dear All, I use cygwin/Xserver on my win2000 as multiwindow mode. It is a great work. I have two problems. 1. )It is good to copy between windows and X programs, so I start the Xserver with the parameter '-clipbo

Re: Problem with WinXP, XF86, Caps lock, xterm and cursor keys

Alan Shutko wrote: > I've disabled my capslock key and turned it into a control key with > this registry hack: For your information, I am using the same scancode map on a system. The system is JP Windows, US keyboard, XKB enabled, no XF86Config file, and "setxkbmap -print" prints: xkb_keymap {