>What is expected? >Why do you believe they where missing?
If a terminal emulator needs special initialization to allow for cursor addressing, then rmcup and smcup must be provided. >If absolute cursor positioning did work before, it is obvious that >nothing was missing. Considering that both less and vi left arbitrary trash on the screen, it can be argued that they were missing. >Whether to clear the screen or not is a personal decision. Well, if you restore the current cursor position, then you really have no choice but to also use the alternate screen buffer; if not, your cursor would appear in a random spot of the vi/less buffer. Casper _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
