Hi Kenneth,
On 08-06-2005 05:50, "Kenneth Pouncey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Marc > >> >> Hi Kenneth, >> >> >> There's definitely something with that selection square. What happens is >> this: >> >> - draw a rectangle and RELEASE the mouse button. >> - with the right mouse button, click somewhere in the square and RELEASE the >> mouse button. The menu pops-up and the rectangle dissapears (50% of the >> time) and the cursors moves to the point on the screen where I clicked. >> - if you do NOT RELEASE the right mouse button, the rectangle can be copied. >> >> Are there any other ways to call this pop-up? An Apple laptop doesn't have a >> right-button, you know. >> >> > If the mouse cursor is moving on a mouse click then that is what is > causing the rectangle to move. > Well, the rectangle doesn't 'move', it really dissapears and when you choose 'copy', you get the whole screen on the clipboard. > On those times when the rectangle does not disappear does the cursor > move? If it does not then that is the problem. > > That is where to look for the problem when debugging a 5.0 environment. > > Good catch there Marc if that is the cause. > We are talking about the RIGHT-mouse button, yes? In those cases when the rectangle remains visible, the cursor remains in position, too. Which is good, I think. >> Next, >> >> When I'm in insert mode and on an empty field of only 1 character, I can't >> enter anything because TN5250j says 'there is no room to insert anything'. >> Why, not even one character? >> >> > Nope you can insert with character. That works just like Client > Access. Not sure how other emulators handle that but it was modeled > after CA. Ok. >> Next, >> >> There's something with the session settings I can't put my finger on. It >> looks as if after a while session settings get mixed up with other sessions. >> I have GUI sessions and GOB-sessions and after a whole day, the GOB-sessions >> started to behave as GUI-sessions (one with the colors of another >> GUI-session and saved it like that, too!). >> >> > Now that is weird. I have never had that problem. Can you load the > sessions up manually and try for a time and then automatically to see if > that might be the problem. > No it is not. It was already happening in the previous version, and I did not know the -s parameter existed. Let's say that it happens most when you modify more then one open session, directly after one another. It goes a bit like this: - On session 1 I modify the font settings. Next, I switch to session 2 and when I call the preferences, it shows the font I chose in the other session, not what has been defined for the current session. This goes for other settings too. - And it happens mostly when I create new session-files. For example: I created a session-file I5MACVOS1 and made it 'cool mustard' with GUI. The next session I create, I5MACVOS2, copies the settings of the previously defined session. Resetting the colors to GOB works, but when I wan't to switch off the GUI, the GUI-color for input-fields does not go away. Only after an ENTER or after closing andreopening the session. Another thing is that when I choose a color scheme, the colors are saved and used, but in the session prefs you never see which one you chose. >> BTW, I use tabbed sessions. One window, 8 sessions (2x4) to two different >> machines. >> >> > Myself as well but with 6 and always manually. One non gui for > programming and 1 or 2 more with gui enabled for each machine. > Yep, per 4 sessions I use 2 GUI for apps and 2 non-GUI for programming. Regards, -Marc Vos ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by: NEC IT Guy Games. How far can you shotput a projector? How fast can you ride your desk chair down the office luge track? If you want to score the big prize, get to know the little guy. Play to win an NEC 61" plasma display: http://www.necitguy.com/?r=20 _______________________________________________ Tn5250j-general mailing list Tn5250j-general@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tn5250j-general
