nate@cpocd2.UUCP (Nate Hess) (04/27/87)
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==> GNU Emacs 18.41.1 of Thu Mar 26 1987 on cpocd2 (berkeley-unix)
Additional info: I'm using a VT220 terminal.
Is anyone using the terminal-emulator feature? I have encountered a
problem with it and haven't been able to come up with a satisfactory fix...
To reproduce the bug:
Call terminal-emulator running csh. Type the following:
while (1)
? clear ; w ; sleep 5
? end
Now visit a file that is bigger than one screenful of text. Go
to the bottom of it. After a few seconds (whenever the
terminal-emulator updates its buffer), the point of the current
buffer will jump to near the beginning. Repeat this behavior as
often as necessary for you to verify the bug -- sure enough, the
*current* buffer's point is being changed, even though the
terminal emulation buffer is *not* the current window.
Has anyone else noticed this behavior? Does anyone, perchance, have a
fix for it? I have breezed through the terminal.el code (mighty
interestin'! :-)# but couldn't come up with a clean fix.
Any help would be appreciated.
--Nate
--
"How do you get your mind to tilt like your hat?"
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Thanks again to all who replied to my query. I've forwarded the responses to my friend -- I'll let him decide what to do. Obviously, the issues involved in running a screen oriented program within a window of another screen oriented program are complex. I'm just glad I've got X to handle such things for me. -Dave (dsill@relay.nswc.navy.mil)