Hi,
maybe I have found a bug in the Cygwin.
I have been using Cygwin on the 64bit Windows 7 for a long time and I never
experienced this problem. But I bought a new laptop and on the fresh new
system (also 64bit Windows 7) the same Cygwin with the same configuration
cleared the screen buffer when
Dawid Ferenczy volny.cz> writes:
> Hi,
>
> maybe I have found a bug in the Cygwin.
Hi again,
I forgot to mention some essential data :)
I'm using the 64bit version of Cygwin on the 64bit Windows 7 Home Premium,
cygwin1.dll version is 1.7.27, setup.exe version is 2.831.
t limitation and how did
you fixed it, please? (technically, I'm a developer too)
Thank you and have happy and successful year 2014!
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if the window size is bigger than 32768 characters,
your fix will fail, because you attempt to read a region bigger than
16384 characters at once.
But it's interesting that when I have the window size smaller than 16384
characters (240 * 62), the whole scrollback buffer is preserved
rs how big it is, please? As I have
described in my previous post. When I open and exit e.g. the LESS, the
visible buffer is preserved, but when I scroll up, there is nothing. I have
scrollback buffer set to the lines (as it is maximum in the ConEmu).
Thank you very much for your exemplary
ompt on current screen (e.g. long output), the whole screen
is repainted. Is it clear from my description?
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t. Until all prompts on the
current screen are repainted. Then it starts to scroll properly.
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essential, when you work with terminal, I think. I had none of these
problems, when I was using smaller screen size. Everything started with my
new laptop with HD display, because I used to have terminal window in
fullscreen mode.
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ith anything (e.g. testing), just
write me (directly to my e-mail).
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Hi,
it's not a big deal, I just wonder what to execute, if I would like to
execute user's default shell (defined in /etc/passwd). For example in cmd.exe,
ConEmu or Console2. I don't want to hardcode a shell anywhere (in console
emulator configuration, some batch file etc.), I just want to au
s. Moreover
ANSI codes are standard behavior.
Thank you for your opinion.
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o reproduce it. It's not clever
to make him look stupid.
I feel sad from this attitude.
ConEmu developer is open to try to solve this issue. But I thought that
it would be much better to try to solve it for all console emulators (that
means by Cygwin), not for ConEmu only.
Hav
SI escape sequences, I just would
like to use Cygwin for doing my job, it's really great, but this screen
crippling makes it really hard. I'm ready to help as much as I can, but I
just need your help.
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Christopher Faylor cygwin.com> writes:
> I duplicated this. The command window that I use doesn't exhibit this
> behavior. I thought I'd tested pure cmd when making the recent spate of
> console handling changes but this one must have slipped by.
>
> It's a shame that, when I repeatedly asked
Christopher Faylor cygwin.com> writes:
> Anyway, this should be fixed in the latest snapshot:
>
> http://cygwin.com/snapshots/
>
> cgf
Nice! It works fine now. Thank you very much for that, because it was really
pain for me. I appreciate that.
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Christopher Faylor cygwin.com> writes:
> Perhaps you aren't a native English speaker and incorrectly took offense
> at the mild term "gobbledegook" which was not directed at you. I was
> referring to the author of the web page that you referenced. If that is
> the author of ConEmu then he reall
Christopher Faylor cygwin.com> writes:
> I duplicated this. The command window that I use doesn't exhibit this
> behavior. I thought I'd tested pure cmd when making the recent spate of
> console handling changes but this one must have slipped by.
>
> It's a shame that, when I repeatedly asked
It just suddenly started to happen (I have a Git status in my prompt so I
noticed it when my shell started to behave extremely slowly). I have tried
to
update both Cygwin and Git and it didn't help.
Also, it's happening even outside of any repository.
I would
It just suddenly started to happen (I have a Git status in my prompt so I
noticed it when my shell started to behave extremely slowly). I have tried
to
update both Cygwin and Git and it didn't help.
Also, it's happening even outside of any repository.
I would
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