Let me know if it works.
Hi mat,
thanks for the help. I tried it, but it doesnt't seem to work, ST won't
start.
I guess the problem is related to the assignment of the args array with
the DEFAULT macro.
This might not work within the if statement, thus the args array maybe
has no content.
> As far as I see, its only possible to specify e.g. "scroll" but not "scroll
> -m 1000" to limit the scrollback buffer size.
You can try this.
Look at execsh in st.c, find line using: grep -n ^execsh st.c
Change:
DEFAULT(args, ((char *[]) {prog, arg, NULL}));
to:
if(scroll)
DEFAULT(ar
Dear mat,
This patch has kscroll{up,down} that takes an argument.
https://st.suckless.org/patches/scrollback/
thanks, I know these patches. But I'm interessted in the new possibility
to specify an external scrollback application within st.
As far as I see, its only possible to specify e.g. "
This patch has kscroll{up,down} that takes an argument.
https://st.suckless.org/patches/scrollback/
Regards,
mat
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Hello Suckless,
is it possible to use arguments for scroll (e.g. -m or -M) within
config.h of st?
Currently I only can specify scroll itself without any argument using
"char *scroll = "scroll";".
Best regards
