On 11163 March 1977, tony mancill wrote: > If you are going to set the class to something other than the default, try > updating terminal_allow_send_events in your .csshrc to be: > "-xrm '$class.VT100.allowSendEvents:true"
Doesnt work. > or just: > "-xrm '*.VT100.allowSendEvents:true" Works. > (Which is the default starting with 3.19.1-8, but the value "-xrm > 'XTerm.VT100.allowSendEvents:true'" may have already be in your .csshrc.) Yes, and I completly missed that. > In general, options should work with terminal_args. -class is a little > special. If you think it occurs commonly, I could suggest a patch to > upstream that picks up the class value and automatically places in the -xrm > string. Well. Commonly, i dont know. I just want to load different settings for cssh terminal windows than i want for all my usual terminal windows, so I have a few entries in .Xdefaults that I load with xrdb. There one needs such things. It sure would be nice if cssh does understand that by default, but if you have *. in -xrm anyway, then it should be enough. Your call, as its your time. Feel free to take this bug as a tracking point for the patch or close it if you dont want to do the work, the "workaround" with the -xrm is fine for me. -- bye Joerg <liw> we have release cycles, that's why it takes so long to get a release out; if we had release race cars, things would go a lot faster
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