On Wed, Nov 27, 2002 at 06:03:04AM -0500, Larry W. Virden wrote:
>
> From: Thomas Dickey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> > I see some logic that does this if the lines are really too long (longer
> > than 1024). Lynx has a fixed limit on the longest lines that it might
> > try to display.
>
> Is there a particular set of symbols I should seek regarding this?
> I was thinking that perhaps I could change the code to malloc the 1024
> and then realloc larger buffers as necessary, allowing lynx to display , etc.
> lines as large as necessary.
I was looking at this chunk of code (MAX_LINE==1024) in GridText.c:
if (len0+len >= MAX_LINE) {
if (!wrapalert) {
LYFixCursesOn("show alert:");
HTAlert(gettext("Very long lines have been wrapped!"));
wrapalert = TRUE;
}
That sounds like the message you were describing. If that's so, either
lynx is running into lines longer than 1024, or there's some bug (piled-up
lines that combine to a longer-than-1024 line).
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