On Wed, 04 Apr 2012 07:33:09 +0200 Pierfrancesco Caci <[email protected]> wrote:
> >>>>> "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 > w1hkj> the first ^r (the sent text should clear from the Tx > w1hkj> buffer) > > w1hkj> 3. You can then wait for a reply, scratch your nose, or > w1hkj> get a cup of coffee. > > w1hkj> 4. Press T/R (or Pause/Break) and transmit will start > w1hkj> again and continue until the tx pointer encounters the > w1hkj> next ^r. > > w1hkj> 2 .. 4 repeats for as many times as ^r appears in the Tx > w1hkj> 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 > It is not that difficult to upgrade to 1.3 in 10.04. Un-install libfltk and libfltk-dev. Then install 1.3 from source. That is how I did it with no problems. Ed W3NR _______________________________________________ fldigi-alpha mailing list [email protected] https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/fldigi-alpha
