[elinks-users] Elinks - title resets to $TERM not what it originally was

2010-07-06 Thread Saurabh T

I am using gnome-terminal whose default title is Terminal. However after use 
of Elinks, the title becomes the value of $TERM rather than Terminal. Is this 
expected behaviour? If so, is there a way to make Elinks reset to the original 
title rather than $TERM? Else should I enter this as a bug? (I know about 
ui.window_title, not looking to turn off title handling completely). Thank you.

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[elinks-users] Elinks mouse handling and GPM

2010-07-06 Thread Saurabh T

Hi,
When vt220 terminal is used for Elinks (0.12pre5) on Linux (redhat el5), it 
hangs at startup in Gpm_open. This seems to be a bug in GPM, so I recompiled 
Elinks with --without-gpm, but was surprised to find the mouse handling still 
works. Out of curiosity, what does Elinks use in the absence of GPM for mouse 
handling? And what do I lose by using this fallback instead of GPM? Thank you.

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Re: [elinks-users] elinks-users Digest, Vol 698, Issue 1

2010-07-06 Thread Ludo Beckers

 2nd question was: how do I search for keywords in the archives?

 I would use Google.  For example, search site:mail-archive.com
 inurl:elinks-users customize elinks:


 http://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Amail-archive.com%20inurl%3Aelinks-users%20customize%20elinks

 or site:gmane.org inurl:elinks customize elinks:


 http://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Agmane.org%20inurl%3Aelinks%20customize%20elinks
 snip

 While I'm sending this reply, I'll reply to your first question, as
 well.

 I'm surprised nobody has mentioned (unless I missed it) that one can run
 ELinks in programs such as GNU Screen,


Good stuff, those Google-tips, thanks!
Also a good excuse to start spending time finally with screen, which I had
planned but almost forgotten about.

Ludo
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Re: [elinks-users] Elinks - title resets to $TERM not what it originally was

2010-07-06 Thread Miciah Dashiel Butler Masters
On Tue, Jul 06, 2010 at 04:43:02PM +, Saurabh T wrote:

I am using gnome-terminal whose default title is Terminal. However after use 
of Elinks, the title becomes the value of $TERM rather than Terminal. Is 
this expected behaviour? If so, is there a way to make Elinks reset to the 
original title rather than $TERM? Else should I enter this as a bug? (I know 
about ui.window_title, not looking to turn off title handling completely). 
Thank you.

If ELinks is compiled with X support, then on X, it can grab the
terminal title when it starts and restore that title when it exits.
Otherwise, ELinks is hardcoded to set the value of $TERM.

ELinks needs to be compiled with the X libraries in order to be able
to grab the terminal title.  Did you have the libx11-devel package
installed when you compiled ELinks?

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Re: [elinks-users] why use elinks? and how to search archives?

2010-07-06 Thread clemens fischer
Ludo Beckers wrote:

 1337 desktop

That's script-kiddie language for elite desktop, they substitute 1
for l, 3 for E, 7 for T and so on.  I have no idea what
a 1337 desktop would look like, maybe either no graphics at all or
laden with icons, shortcuts and whatever fancy, useless stuff there is.

 to dump a page

That's something most GUI browsers let you do only with addons:  take
a page from the internet and store a text-only version of it, without
any HTML mumble.  elinks -force-html -dump-charset UTF-8 -dump is the
command I use to convert much hated HTML emails to readable text.

 access ip via ssh

People use ssh some-remote-site to login elsewhere.  The remote site
issues a command prompt on their local terminal.  They can enter any
command, including elinks as long as their local terminal understands
the escape sequences sent by elinks.


clemens

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Re: [elinks-users] Elinks - title resets to $TERM not what it originally was

2010-07-06 Thread Saurabh T

If ELinks is compiled with X support, then on X, it can grab the
terminal title when it starts and restore that title when it exits.
Otherwise, ELinks is hardcoded to set the value of $TERM.

ELinks needs to be compiled with the X libraries in order to be able
to grab the terminal title.  Did you have the libx11-devel package
installed when you compiled ELinks?

---

I tried rebuilding Elinks with --with-x. This didnt actually do anything, so 
I manually defined HAVE_X11 in config.h and had to add 

#define _X_SENTINEL(x) __attribute__ ((__sentinel__(x)))
#define _X_ATTRIBUTE_PRINTF(x,y) __attribute__((__format__(__printf__,x,y)))

above the

#include X11/Xlib.h

line in src/osdep/osdep.c. Still the behaviour did not change. I ran elinks
under the debugger and as it turns out, get_window_title() returns an empty
string which it gets from XGetWMName. On exit from Elinks, free_itrm() is
called and due to itrm-orig_title being empty, it defaults to using $TERM.

So essentially, the behaviour is unchanged after compiling with X. Running
xprop on the terminal shows the window name is indeed Terminal, so the
next thing I tried was to change the next line in get_window_title():

- while (!x_error  (!status || !text_prop.value)) {
+ while (!x_error  (!status || !text_prop.value || !*text_prop.value)) {

and this actually works. I hope someone will verify this is correct and patch
the codebase. Thanks for the help.

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