#12302: xterm-348
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Reporter: bdubbs | Owner: bdubbs
Type: enhancement | Status: assigned
Priority: normal | Milestone: 9.0
Component: BOOK | Version: SVN
Severity: normal | Resolution:
Keywords: |
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Comment (by bdubbs):
Patch 348 - 2019/07/22
* update window-manager hints when exiting Tek4014 mode
* fix a misformatted printf in report-sgr.pl.
* add configure check for termios types, to improve compiler-warnings.
* ensure that when resetting margins, to also reset DECLRMM. This
affects DECCOLM, DECALN (although DEC STD 070 mentions only
top/bottom margins), and DECSTR.
* corrected order of reset/move when setting DECCOLM, and make it
more consistent by always resetting margins, rather than only when
the mode is changed.
* compile-in double-buffer support by default, changing the configure
option to set the default resource value for buffered to true or
false.
* take in account the reverse-video state when computing the
filler-color used when clearing the screen in double-buffering
configuration.
* correct logic for filtering scrollbar-updates when buffered
resource is compiled-in but not enabled.
* improve state saved/restored for cursor-save and SGR stack features.
* improve description of 1006 and 1005 mouse modes, to avoid implying
that they use character-parameters.
* explain in ctlseqs.ms that some of the numeric keypad keys were
xterm extensions rather than VT100/VT220 terminal features.
* explain in ctlseqs.ms how the DEC windowing extension is supported
by xterm.
* add 28 rectangular editing to the primary response (suggested by
* fix a typo, improve wording in ctlseqs.ms.
* fix internal column-parameter when SL or SR is used with left/right
margins.
* fix off-by-one in VT52 graphics character mapping.
* use _X_UNUSED, etc., when available as a fallback for GCC_UNUSED,
etc., to reduce compiler warnings when building with imake.
* update config.sub
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