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Re: lynx-dev ^g is a menace
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Philip Webb |
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Re: lynx-dev ^g is a menace |
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Mon, 28 Feb 2000 03:05:22 -0500 |
000227-8 Klaus Weide & Philip Webb discussed:
PW> the editor i use employs ^g for `goto line # '
PW> & when editing a file for e-mailing via the print screen
PW> it is all-so-easy suddenly to find one's Lynx session in the garbage.
PW> i'm using dev.14 compiled with (ordinary) curses on IRIX 5.3 .
KW> does this happen always when you press ^g
KW> or only in some situation after invoking the 'P'rint menu?
only after invoking Most or my editor from the Print screen
or my editor from the g e-mail screen
or after Mutt (from the Print screen) invokes my editor;
not from the Print screen itself or a normal Lynx screen;
if i enter ^g after starting Mutt from the Print screen,
but before Mutt calls the editor, the print request is cancelled.
it makes no difference in/outside Screen.
KW> is there anything in Lynx.trace that shows why lynx thinks it should quit?
nothing: the final 2 lines are
command: /usr/local/bin/edit /homes/purslow/tmp/L7155-2TMP.txt
LYSystem(/usr/local/bin/edit /homes/purslow/tmp/L7155-2TMP.txt)
PW> i also tested defining ^g = do_nothing in lynx.cfg without success.
KW> is there a KEYMAP:^G:ABORT or KEYMAP:0x07:ABORT in your lynx.cfg ?
neither: the only key mapped to `abort' is Q .
KW> do you have a ~/.lynx-keymaps with something weird in it?
no such file (might Lynx look for one the sysadmin might have somewhere?).
KW> Check the output of "stty -a" from a shell prompt:
KW> does it mention ^G as a character with special meaning?
PW> no, it doesn't: output in/outside Screen is the same
KW> that looks normal AFAIK, but shows tty state in normal shell mode.
KW> Let's try to find out what it is while Lynx is in curses mode.
KW> Assuming you compiled with lynxcgi support, use this little script:
KW> you may have to set up TRUSTED_LYNXCGI accordingly.
--- snip ---
#! /bin/sh
echo "Content-type: text/plain"
echo ""
echo -n "stdin: "; tty
stty -a </dev/tty
--- snip ---
sorry: what exactly do you want me to do with it?
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- lynx-dev ^g is a menace, Philip Webb, 2000/02/23
- Re: lynx-dev ^g is a menace, Vlad Harchev, 2000/02/23
- Re: lynx-dev ^g is a menace, Philip Webb, 2000/02/23
- Re: lynx-dev ^g is a menace, Klaus Weide, 2000/02/27
- Re: lynx-dev ^g is a menace, Philip Webb, 2000/02/27
- Re: lynx-dev ^g is a menace, Klaus Weide, 2000/02/27
- Re: lynx-dev ^g is a menace,
Philip Webb <=
- lynx-dev Re: ^g is a menace, Michael Warner, 2000/02/29
- Re: lynx-dev Re: ^g is a menace, Philip Webb, 2000/02/29
- Re: lynx-dev ^g is a menace, Klaus Weide, 2000/02/29
- Re: lynx-dev ^g is a menace, Philip Webb, 2000/02/29
- Re: lynx-dev ^g is a menace, Philip Webb, 2000/02/29