Re: [Tinycc-devel] Include path bug (Was: Re: plans to 0.9.27)

[Steffen Nurpmeso]

avih <address@hidden> wrote:
  ...
 |Now to build something bigger. Let's take tmux, which also uses stdarg:

I am also using tmux again since on this box, sad for libevent,
but so it is, and needed by other software so present anyway.
I only have not actualized the webpage accordingly yet, also
because i switched to OpenNNTPD (Alpine 3.6 version buggy and
cannot use constraints, edge ok) and have even started to use
OpenSMTPD instead of Postfix locally, so i was waiting whether all
that reaches the server before updating my webpage.

tmux is more responsive and paints faster, and selection seems to
work less error prone (trailing whitespace on lines where there is
none).  I miss the possibility to have a floating status line that
does not rip off from the screen, but overlays for the given time
and then simply disappears.  And the history is not compressed,
but this no more a problem is for me, also i could imagine memory
being advised as potentially unused when stored in history, or
whatever.  Otherwise it is great.  Of course it was implemented
from scratch whereas GNU screen has a decade old history, right?
Also i miss the possibility to specify the history when creating
windows instead of doing

  set-option -g history-limit 0
  new-window -t MIAUI -d -n edit -t 1 -c~ vim -u ~/.vimrc
  set-option -g history-limit 42000

Because is picked once started i think.  I have even placed my
.screenrc in configs.git/.home.attic last week because i was all
so positive about it, and then tmux is also installed by default
on NetBSD and OpenBSD etc.:

  address@hidden configs.git]$ git log --pretty=format:%ad \
    .home.attic/.screenrc
  2017-10-10 23:51:13 +0200

The new "choose-tree -w" with the preview is pretty cool, and can
luckily be disabled, too!
Ciao,

--steffen
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