comes when I run ncurses programs in screen. The cursor gets
reset to underline whenever I run those programs in screen.
Does anyone know a way around this? I have set up custom terminfo files
with tic. Would there be a setting that would affect ncurses programs
perhaps?
Probably. I don't r
een. The cursor gets
> reset to underline whenever I run those programs in screen.
>
> Does anyone know a way around this? I have set up custom terminfo files
> with tic. Would there be a setting that would affect ncurses programs
> perhaps?
Probably. I don't really know of an e
I have a flashing block cursor set up because I find it very hard to
see the normal _ underline cursor - expecially when searching through man
pages etc.
The problem comes when I run ncurses programs in screen. The cursor gets
reset to underline whenever I run those programs in screen.
Does
On Wed, Dec 28, 2005 at 06:30:18PM +, bill wrote:
> Is there a way to fully reset a terminal? I was playing around
> with some ncurses() stuff today, failed to reset the terminal
> and left things in a bad state. C-a Z failed to help. Is there
> a stronger reset available?
N
bill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is there a way to fully reset a terminal? I was playing around
> with some ncurses() stuff today, failed to reset the terminal
> and left things in a bad state. C-a Z failed to help. Is there
> a stronger reset available? I had to quit sc
Is there a way to fully reset a terminal? I was playing around
with some ncurses() stuff today, failed to reset the terminal
and left things in a bad state. C-a Z failed to help. Is there
a stronger reset available? I had to quit screen completely to recover
