[dev] [ st ] - 'visudo' has strange effect

2016-10-30 Thread Mohammed Zohaib Ali Khan
Hi Suckless Group, I have come across suckless group quite recently and I really like the suckless philosophy. Being a beginner myself I hope I would learn a lot from the suckless code :) Coming to the point, I am using 'st' teminal and when I used 'visudo' command in it, it did not render proper

Re: [dev] [ st ] - 'visudo' has strange effect

2016-10-30 Thread Ali H. Fardan
On 2016-10-30 20:44, Mohammed Zohaib Ali Khan wrote: Coming to the point, I am using 'st' teminal and when I used 'visudo' command in it, it did not render properly. If you are unable to replicate the effect, please let me know I can provide more details on it. Like we can assume your issue mag

Re: [dev] [ st ] - 'visudo' has strange effect

2016-10-30 Thread Mohammed Zohaib Ali Khan
Hi You can just run 'visudo' in st and check if it does the job. Easy enough to check, isnt it? For me it simply doesn't fill the terminal with the /etc/sudoers in the editor instead it trying to fill after the current position of the cursor as I move the cursor up or down and the screen scrolls

Re: [dev] [ st ] - 'visudo' has strange effect

2016-10-30 Thread Ali H. Fardan
On 2016-10-30 21:02, Mohammed Zohaib Ali Khan wrote: Hi You can just run 'visudo' in st and check if it does the job. Easy enough to check, isnt it? It works well for me For me it simply doesn't fill the terminal with the /etc/sudoers in the editor instead it trying to fill after the current

Re: [dev] [ st ] - 'visudo' has strange effect

2016-10-30 Thread Mohammed Zohaib Ali Khan
Other terminals like rxvt run it fine After running in st I am able to exit using the :q, so it does open however, does not render properly. On 10/30/16, Ali H. Fardan wrote: > On 2016-10-30 21:02, Mohammed Zohaib Ali Khan wrote: >> Hi >> >> You can just run 'visudo' in st and check if it does t

Re: [dev] [ st ] - 'visudo' has strange effect

2016-10-30 Thread Ali H. Fardan
On 2016-10-30 21:49, Mohammed Zohaib Ali Khan wrote: Other terminals like rxvt run it fine After running in st I am able to exit using the :q, so it does open however, does not render properly. Alright, could you please specify your OS, Window manager, compiler, compiler version, CFLAGS used w

Re: [dev] [ st ] - 'visudo' has strange effect

2016-10-30 Thread Quentin Rameau
> Hi Suckless Group, Hi, > I have come across suckless group quite recently and I really like the > suckless philosophy. Being a beginner myself I hope I would learn a > lot from the suckless code :) Cool, welcome :) > Coming to the point, I am using 'st' teminal and when I used 'visudo' > comman