smithw@hamblin.math.byu.edu (Dr. William V. Smith) (05/24/91)
With the stty -extproc line in your .cshrc a number of
strange things go away, but how do you keep the prompt
from flying to the top of the screen?
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In article <SMITHW.91May24084206@hamblin.hamblin.math.byu.edu> smithw@hamblin.math.byu.edu (Dr. William V. Smith) writes:
With the stty -extproc line in your .cshrc a number of
strange things go away, but how do you keep the prompt
from flying to the top of the screen?
That activity is based on the termcap entry for the vt100 that NeXT
uses. This is the now-standard BSD termcap entry - and it sucks,
in many ways. We replaced /etc/termcap with the 1.0 termcap
file - it worked fine for every thing we do, and the new one didn't
work so well. Why change a good thing?
Later,
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