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Yaroki
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Re: Terminal scrolling display

>In my old .mwmrc there was an explicit call to hpterm where I could set it.

I can see the definition for that in .mwmrc file.

 

> Don't you need dtterm?

does not work as well

 

 

> I thought I used to use -merge? 

did you mean to invoke "xrdb .Xdefaults -merge" ?

 

 

>Do you also need to enable the scrollbar?

I do have the scrollbar but when I scollback I can't see the first command I ran before on that terminal.

Dennis Handly
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Re: Terminal scrolling display

>does not work as well

 

dtterm(1) has: saveLines

 

 >did you mean to invoke "xrdb .Xdefaults -merge"?

 

Almost: xrdb -merge .Xdefaults

Yaroki
Super Advisor

Re: Terminal scrolling display

Many thanks!!!!

 

It is finally works. The saveLine parameter was added to the .Xdefaults file as follow:

 

dtterm*saveLines:1000l

then 

xrdb -merge .Xdefaults 

and the new terminal takes the effect.

Yaroki
Super Advisor

Re: Terminal scrolling display

Hello,

 

I Installed a new B.11.11 OS and I face the same problem again.

I tried to edit .Xdefaults with the relevant lines but somehow it doesn't work this time.

 

I attached the screen shut

 

This is the end of the file with my 3 additional lines at the end.

 

!### These can be used to make Mwm act somewhat like hpwm

! Mwm*iconDecoration: label image
! Mwm*transientDecoration: Title
! Mwm*showFeedback: behavior move placement resize
! Mwm*iconClick: False
! Mwm*wMenuButtonClick: False
! Mwm*wMenuButtonClick2: False
! Mwm*clientAutoPlace: False
! Mwm*autoKeyFocus: False
! Mwm*startupKeyFocus: False
! Mwm*lowerOnIconify: False
! Mwm*deiconifyKeyFocus: False

!### END OF RESOURCE SPECIFICATIONS ###

dtterm*scrollLine: 10000
dtterm*scrollBar: true
dtterm*saveLine: 1000l

 

 

BR,

 

Yali

Bill Hassell
Honored Contributor

Re: Terminal scrolling display

The lines:

dtterm*scrollLine: 10000
dtterm*scrollBar: true
dtterm*saveLine: 1000l

 should have Lines rather than Line:

 

dtterm*scrollLines: 10000
dtterm*scrollBar: true
dtterm*saveLines: 1000l

 



Bill Hassell, sysadmin
Yaroki
Super Advisor

Re: Terminal scrolling display

Ok,

 

It is fine now. (there was a bad value name inide). So for dtterm sessions it works!

 

 

 

 

Also, we are running scripts that thier outputs do into files.

These files display "online" on the screen and the person how runs it should check the running of the program.

But now due to the scrolling problem it is impossiable to view whole the "running".

 

Please advice,

 

Yali

Yaroki
Super Advisor

Re: Terminal scrolling display

right!!!