>>>>> "w1hkj" == w1hkj <[email protected]> writes:
w1hkj> 1. multiple ^r in the Tx buffer behavior is as follows:
w1hkj> 2. When transmit starts the outgoing text will stop at the first ^r
(the sent
w1hkj> text should clear from the Tx buffer)
w1hkj> 3. You can then wait for a reply, scratch your nose, or get a cup
of coffee.
w1hkj> 4. Press T/R (or Pause/Break) and transmit will start again and
continue until
w1hkj> the tx pointer encounters the next ^r.
w1hkj> 2 .. 4 repeats for as many times as ^r appears in the Tx buffer.
w1hkj> Let me know if it does not behave in this manner.
w1hkj> Dave
Dave, what you describe is the behaviour I was used to. What I'm seeing
is that it doesn't continue from current ^r until the next, it restarts
from the top of the tx window.
Since I'm stuck with old fltk libraries here until I get a chance to
upgrade the whole computer to something more recent than ubuntu 10.04,
I can't try the suggestion of recompiling with fltk 1.3.
It was my understanding that 1.1 support was not dropped for now. If
that is the case, then I suggest that ./configure bails out and doesn't
let me compile.
Pf
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