On Wed, Mar 29, 2006 at 08:23:59AM +0200, Martin Michlmayr wrote: > * Anthony DeRobertis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-03-28 22:18]: > > > > xtermset_enable > > > I tried without it and it worked for me. Can you please comment this > > > out for now? > > Ummm, if I comment xtermset_enable out, it doesn't ever resize the > > xterm. > > I don't quite understand what resizing xterm is all about...
Put xtermset_enable in your .jack3rc and run jack in an xterm. Maybe you have to install the xtermset package as well. It should become quite clear what this window resizing thing is about. > > Why are S₀ and S₁ different? When I start jack, it fills my xterm > however big it is. With the xtermset_enable option, Jack resizes the xterm so that everything fits. e.g., jack does something similar to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ xtermset -geometry 132x35 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ xtermset -geometry 80x24 [Not sure if it actually uses xtermset; xtermset of course just spews a control sequence to STDOUT. E.g., ^[[8;35;135t to make the terminal be 35 rows tall and 135 columns wide.] > > > C be the number of C-c's that Jack has received since start > > (Jack 3.1.1+cvs20050801-6 does not exit on C-c). > > Actually, if you press C-c twice very quickly after each other, jack > will quit. Pressing it once will kill the current encoder/ripper. > Isn't that what you'd expect? <tangent> Nah, I expect C-c to "kill this action". Usually, that means "quit and return to the shell." With Jack, I expected "this action" to be "rip the cd", so I expected to get put back to the shell. (Examples of a program where I don't expect C-c to return me to the shell: bc (kill the current calculation); irb (same, basically); mutt; etc) However, a request to change the C-c mapping in Jack is a different bug, so let's... </tangent> -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
