Re: Pine screen painting?

[lcornel@cello.gina.calstate.edu (Louis Cornelio)]

Exactly the problem; since Pine redraws the screen, what scrolls by is
lost, unless scrollback capture is modified. Problem is, I tried to do it
but it didn't work   :-(
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tsetse@trance.helix.net (tsetse) writes:
> Louis Cornelio (lcornel@cello.gina.calstate.edu) wrote:
> 
> : The manual (ok, I should have read it first) explain that customizing 
> : scrollback capture (pg 355) involves SET $C=###
> : I tried 128, which is not the default, but says it is useful, but no luck.
> : Has anyone  set this for Pine?? Please let me know!!!
> : Thanks.
> 
> let me see if i understand the problem. the proterm scrollback buffer 
> doesn't seem to capture the text that scrolled past while using a program 
> like pine? this is because, as such, nothing scrolls off the screen when 
> using pine - it redraws the screen each time, using (if set up for) 
> vt-100 screen control commands. incoming _raw_ characters can be captured 
> using the open-apple-c command.