> Interesting! Two questions though: > 1. Do you still have it? 'cause: > term% ls /n/sources/contrib/quanstro/9term* > ls: /n/sources/contrib/quanstro/9term*: > '/n/sources/contrib/quanstro/9term*' does not exist
they have moved to the p9p directory /n/sources/contrib/quanstro/p9p/9term* > 2. Has something like that ever made it into rio propper? > Or was the feature deemed to obscure to bother? it was something i thought i needed a few years ago. i don't use p9p very much anymore and i haven't felt the need for it in plan 9. i think it would be pretty easy to port. i also added some code that eats ansi/xterm escapes. when i upgraded my p9p install recently, i dropped a number of my p9p hacks. 9term.look was on the chopping block, but the escape-eating saved it. supposedly, using nobs for a pager and setting the term to dumb is enough. evidently, i'm doing it wrong. python tools just love spitting out goofy escapes. - erik
