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Re: Pine screen painting?
- Subject: Re: Pine screen painting?
- From: tsetse@trance.helix.net (tsetse)
- Date: 1995/07/27
- Followup-to: comp.sys.apple2,comp.sys.apple2.comm
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2, comp.sys.apple2.comm
- Organization: Cyberstore Systems, Inc.
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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.
: lcornel@cello.gina.calstate.edu (Louis Cornelio) writes:
: > Hi all. Is there any way to modify how Pine paints text to the screen, if
: > the is the term? Or modify ProTerm 3.1 to deal with it?
: >
: > I have a unix-based account, VT100 emulation, and use ProTerm 3.1 with my IIc
: > _but_ I can't capture anything to my buffer, which I'm told is due to some
: > feature of Pine. I don't have that problem with Elm, but would like to
: > stay with Pine.
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.
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