yost@esquire.UUCP (David A. Yost) (08/28/90)
It sure would be nice if xterm kept track of the newlines in the output so the lines would re-wrap when you resize the window's width. Is anyone working on xterm? The comment at the beginning of the source makes it sound like it's been orphaned. Is there a better replacement around that's free? --dave yost yost@dpw.com or uunet!esquire!yost Please ignore the From or Reply-To fields above, if different.
jordan@morgan.COM (Jordan Hayes) (08/29/90)
Dave Yost <yost@DPW.COM> asks: It sure would be nice if xterm kept track of the newlines in the output so the lines would re-wrap when you resize the window's width. Is there a better replacement around that's free? And I thought you were a TCL hacker! ;-) Check out tx; it does that thing you want ... /jordan
truesdel@sun418.nas.nasa.gov (David A. Truesdell) (08/29/90)
jordan@morgan.COM (Jordan Hayes) writes: >And I thought you were a TCL hacker! ;-) Check out tx; it does that >thing you want ... Please forgive me for asking the obvious question, but what is "tx", and where can one find the source for it? -- T.T.F.N., dave truesdell (truesdel@prandtl.nas.nasa.gov)