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> What's happening? Is this a problem with tmux or with pudb? How do you fix
> this?
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If you change (and export) the value of $TERM from within the tmux session
to the same value it has when you run out of tmux, does it behave the same
way?
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Fabio
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2012/6/21 Fabio Spelta
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>> Taking a very quick look at this, does the following help?
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> Yes, thanks, it works.
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> The odd behavior is that if I have not scrolled the buffer upwards, I mean
> I am browsing the screen in copy mode without getting past the top l
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> Taking a very quick look at this, does the following help?
Yes, thanks, it works.
The odd behavior is that if I have not scrolled the buffer upwards, I mean
I am browsing the screen in copy mode without getting past the top line
visible on the screen, either moving the wheel down or pressi
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> What exactly is the functionality you are missing Fabio?
None about the mouse wheel actually. :)
I just realized, though, that it could be coherent and handy to have
a similar behavior while scrolling with the keyboard (hjkl, the arrow keys,
or whatever one likes).
When you have reached th
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> It's implicit; I never said it was an option you define or control.
Being called an option, I supposed it was _optional_. :)
I wonder if it could make sense in certain situations to actually being
able to turn it off so to use the mouse wheel the old way.
It is indeed just working as is. T
Thomas Adam xteddy.org> writes:
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> Hi,
> Yes, this was synched in Openbsd patchset 1082. Look in svn trunk.
Hello,
I just fetched the latest (so far) version of the svn trunk (it's revision
2829)
and the new option is not there. I can't grep mode-mouse-scroll-down in the
sources indeed
