Re: [dev] [bugs] st clears up upon resize and other little things

Hi, On Tue, Jan 19, 2016 at 01:56:56PM -0200, Brad Luther wrote: > Roberto Vargas - it works in a perfect way! I have one question. Why > didn't it work by default on ash? Is ash a sucky shell? Should I file > a bug? Because by what I understand this is a hack, right? Not the > ideal way. But so

Re: [dev] [bugs] st clears up upon resize and other little things

On 18/01/16 23:59, Brad Luther wrote: Will try to get my head around getting the Delete key to work on st now. Hi, what 'sh are you using? E.g. using mksh it worked out of the box (for me). As I'm using zsh I followed [0]. I suppose thats the cleanest way of doing it. _My_ problem now is,

Re: [dev] [bugs] st clears up upon resize and other little things

On Tue, Jan 19, 2016 at 11:36 AM, famfop wrote: > > Hi, > what 'sh are you using? E.g. using mksh it worked out of the box (for me). > As I'm using zsh I followed [0]. I suppose thats the cleanest way of doing > it. _My_ problem now is, that some applications, e.g. ipython,

Re: [dev] [bugs] st clears up upon resize and other little things

I'm using ash and it's not working out of the box. I'll see if I can find a patch or then I'll try using mksh, but I really like ash. Thanks for the tips. On Tue, Jan 19, 2016 at 8:36 AM, famfop wrote: > On 18/01/16 23:59, Brad Luther wrote: >> >> Will try to get my head

Re: [dev] [bugs] st clears up upon resize and other little things

On Tue, Jan 19, 2016 at 10:02:01AM -0200, Brad Luther wrote: > I'm using ash and it's not working out of the box. > I'll see if I can find a patch or then I'll try using mksh, but I > really like ash. > Thanks for the tips. The patch is not so complex ... Can someone put it in the wiki? diff

Re: [dev] [bugs] st clears up upon resize and other little things

Roberto Vargas - it works in a perfect way! I have one question. Why didn't it work by default on ash? Is ash a sucky shell? Should I file a bug? Because by what I understand this is a hack, right? Not the ideal way. But so far it works really well! On Tue, Jan 19, 2016 at 12:33 PM, Roberto E.

Re: [dev] [bugs] st clears up upon resize and other little things

Markus - Setting it to 0 worked very well. Will try to get my head around getting the Delete key to work on st now. Thanks. On Sun, Jan 17, 2016 at 7:32 PM, Markus Teich wrote: > Brad Luther wrote: >> On the geometry being a multiple of the font, you say that "In

Re: [dev] [bugs] st clears up upon resize and other little things

Hello, On Sun, Jan 17, 2016 at 12:20:11PM -0200, Brad Luther wrote: > Roberto Caballero The short form of my name is Roberto Vargas. Read [1]. > so I understand that the behavior that makes > content be lost is because it is less hungry on memory? If that's the > case, I think this is

Re: [dev] [bugs] st clears up upon resize and other little things

Brad Luther wrote: > On the geometry being a multiple of the font, you say that "In the > past there was some work to avoid this situation adding pagging pixel > lines, and it generated a lot of problems". But ACE said there's still > a way touse it like that, by setting resizehints = False in

Re: [dev] [bugs] st clears up upon resize and other little things

Hi, On Fri, Jan 15, 2016 at 10:53:30AM -0200, Brad Luther wrote: > 1 - when you open st and some strings printed (try 'ls' for example), > upon resizing it down and resizing it back up, the content is lost. > Shouldn't the printed stuff remain there? This is an annoyance for > when I, for

Re: [dev] [bugs] st clears up upon resize and other little things

Hello. Roberto Caballero - so I understand that the behavior that makes content be lost is because it is less hungry on memory? If that's the case, I think this is acceptable. It's a good reason. On the geometry being a multiple of the font, you say that "In the past there was some work to avoid

[dev] [bugs] st clears up upon resize and other little things

Hello. I found 3 behaviors on st that I believe to be bugs and not intended 1 - when you open st and some strings printed (try 'ls' for example), upon resizing it down and resizing it back up, the content is lost. Shouldn't the printed stuff remain there? This is an annoyance for when I, for

Re: [dev] [bugs] st clears up upon resize and other little things

> 1 - when you open st and some strings printed (try 'ls' for example), > upon resizing it down and resizing it back up, the content is lost. > Shouldn't the printed stuff remain there? This is an annoyance for > when I, for example, 'ls' a folder, open an image that I found inside > so dwm

Re: [dev] [bugs] st clears up upon resize and other little things

Hello. 1. This hasn't been implemented in st. It is by design. It's not impossible to implement. If someone has a patch for this I'd be interested. 2. That is by design no need to rephrase it here look at dwm's project page. There's a patch for that. 3. Not using the latest st at the

Re: [dev] [bugs] st clears up upon resize and other little things

1 - when you open st and some strings printed (try 'ls' for example), upon resizing it down and resizing it back up, the content is lost. Shouldn't the printed stuff remain there? This is an annoyance for when I, for example, 'ls' a folder, open an image that I found inside so dwm automatically

Re: [dev] [bugs] st clears up upon resize and other little things

>Hello. > >You said there is a patch for this, but looking at all dwm patches, I >couldn't find it. I went through all the patches under >http://dwm.suckless.org/patches/ without success. >Maybe it's written using different terminology and I'm not seeing it? >Could you please send the name of the

Re: [dev] [bugs] st clears up upon resize and other little things

Oh, that's explains it. I was banging my head reading and rereading all patches, but it's actually a configuration. Thanks a lot. On Fri, Jan 15, 2016 at 2:47 PM, ACE wrote: >>Hello. >> >>You said there is a patch for this, but looking at all dwm patches, I >>couldn't

Re: [dev] [bugs] st clears up upon resize and other little things

On Fri, 15 Jan 2016 10:53:30 -0200 Brad Luther wrote: > Hello. > > I found 3 behaviors on st that I believe to be bugs and not intended > > 1 - when you open st and some strings printed (try 'ls' for example), > upon resizing it down and resizing it back up, the content