On 12/07/2010 16:02, webmaster wrote:
--enable-narrowproto
That turns on a #define for NARROWPROTO which may be missing
Changing subject to reflect that this is a bug with the Cygwin
XTerm package.
I confirmed that --enable-narrowproto resolves the issue by compiling
the xterm-260-1 source package. My configure options were:
configure --disable-imake --disable-narrowproto --prefix=/usr
--target=i686-pc-cygwin --host=i686-pc-cygwin --build=i686-pc-cygwin
[snip]
In any case, I'll see if I can get xterm rebuilt with this
configuration change.
Hello,
It appears that the latest xterm-261-1 package still exhibits the
dysfunctional scrollbar behavior
(tested with Xorg server 1.8.0-1). The scroll handle starts at the top
of the slider and never
moves. And, when any mouse button action is issued in the scroll bar
area, the entire bar (full
height of the xterm window) becomes shaded. While scrolling is still
possible, it is not the
expected, nor desired, behavior. This was true of the previous 260-1
package (and a few prior)
as well.
It appears that an attempted workaround/solution was incorporated in the
xterm-261-1.cygport
file (provided with the src used to build this release) by adding the
--disable-narrowproto option.
However, the --disable-imake option also appears to be required to
resolve this errant behavior.
To resolve this issue, I rebuilt my xterm from the xterm-261-1 release
src as follows (detailed for clarity):
(note: lines prefixed with [u...@node] denotes a cygwin bash shell
command-line operation)
- installed the src (via cygwin setup)
- [u...@node] mkdir ~/xterm-build
- [u...@node] cd ~/xterm-build
- [u...@node] cp /usr/src/xterm-261* .
- edited the xterm-261-1.cygport file (used vi) to _ADD_ only the
--disable-imake option; which
results in the following:
--
cygconf \
--disable-desktop \
--disable-imake \
--disable-narrowproto \
--disable-setuid \
--enable-ansi-color \
--enable-256-color \
--enable-broken-osc \
--enable-broken-st \
--enable-dabbrev \
--enable-doublechars \
--enable-freetype \
--enable-i18n \
--enable-load-vt-fonts \
--enable-logging \
--enable-luit --enable-mini-luit \
--enable-tcap-query \
--enable-toolbar \
--enable-wide-chars \
--with-app-defaults=$(pkg-config --variable=appdefaultdir xt) \
cf_cv_svr4=no
--
- built the package as follows:
-- met the build prerequisites defined in the
xterm-261-1.cygwin.patch file
-- [u...@node] cygport ./xterm-261-1.cygport all
- exited and closed all cygwin X-sessions and X-server
- started a cygwin bash console session (via the 'Cygwin Bash Shell'
shortcut)
- installed the newly-built xterm package from the newly-created
xterm-261-1.tar.bz2
file as follows:
-- [u...@node] cd /
-- [u...@node] tar xvf ~/xterm-build/xterm-261-1.tar.bz2 --bzip2
- started the XWin server and an xterm terminal
The result is that the scrollbar now works fine ... the scroll handle
starts as the full height of
the window and compresses towards the bottom of the slider as the
content scrolls off the
top of the screen. Also, mouse button actions no longer change the size
of the handle.
Tested only in Win7 64-bit.
I just thought this may be helpful feedback.
BTW, my sincere thanks goes out to all of the hard-working developers
and contributors
of Cygwin!!! Thank You! :-)
Kindly,
Ken
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