Hi,
I have encountered the same problems when testing rlwrap on my Debian.
However, when I ssh from my Debian on my FreeBSD machine (on which I
have locally compiled rlwrap-0.32) and run rlwrap, everything goes
fine. Which makes me think that this bug is not related to the running
terminal, gnome
On 2009-11-22 at 12:00:44, Hans Lub wrote:
> So: why doesn't tgetstr('dl1', ...) find anything for your xterm?
>
> Could you please run 'infocmp' inside an xterm and mail me the result?
Here is the output of infocmp:
# Reconstructed via infocmp from file: /lib/terminfo/x/xterm
xterm|X11 te
Hello Francois
What happens is this:
- For cases where a terminal is missing a certain capability (for cursor
movement, clearing a line etc) rlwrap has a 'surrogate' routine to do the
same (e.g. printing lots of spaces to clear a line)
- There is an old and rather stupid bug in the su
On 2009-11-21 at 21:15:42, Hans Lub wrote:
> Hopefully the Bug will manifest itself again (if it's not a HeisenBug...)
That's not a problem, I can reproduce it everytime I open dc.
> If so, could you send me the /tmp/rlwrap.debug file?
Attached.
Cheers,
Francois
0.000 main.c:492
Hi François
This will keep me busy for a while!
I suppose that you, as a package maintainer, can compile rlwrap yourself.
Could you please re-configure it with
[fmarier] /usr/src/rlwrap-0.32 > ./configure --enable-debug
[fmarier] /usr/src/rlwrap-0.32 > make
[fmarier] /usr/src/rlwrap-0.32 > s
Thanks for jumping in Hans!
I am also able to reliably reproduce the problem with "rlwrap dc" In that
case, the "garbage" I see is always a fragment from the last line of my
~/.inputrc:
ble-bell
(The line in question is "set prefer-visible bell")
I have attached the strace output and here's t
Hi Vladimir
[cc: François Marier]
I saw your bug report about rlwrap on the Debian Bug Tracking System. Thanks
a lot for reporting it! As I am the rlwrap author, and as it doesn't really
look like a Debian-specific problem I take the liberty of jumping in before
François
Could you please give me
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