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11-27-2006 11:50 PM
11-27-2006 11:50 PM
resizing hpterm
Can we resize hpterm beyond 255 columns and 95 rows?
When I invoke
# hpterm -geometry 350x120
the resultant window size is 255x95. This can be confirmed by executing "resize" in the hpterm window.
Is this an expected behaviour?
Please let me know.
When I invoke
# hpterm -geometry 350x120
the resultant window size is 255x95. This can be confirmed by executing "resize" in the hpterm window.
Is this an expected behaviour?
Please let me know.
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11-29-2006 04:06 AM
11-29-2006 04:06 AM
Re: resizing hpterm
Hi,
I think the size (in columns) of a window depends on the font size you are using:
If you switch to a smaller font (e.g. via the menu) and resize the window, the 'resize' command will tell you the new settings.
My CDE - using dtterm - does not create a window larger than the desktop screen - even when told by command option for dtterm - hpterm will not behave differently, IMHO.
I don't consider this as unexpected.
mfG Peter
I think the size (in columns) of a window depends on the font size you are using:
If you switch to a smaller font (e.g. via the menu) and resize the window, the 'resize' command will tell you the new settings.
My CDE - using dtterm - does not create a window larger than the desktop screen - even when told by command option for dtterm - hpterm will not behave differently, IMHO.
I don't consider this as unexpected.
mfG Peter
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