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Re: zle_refresh patch 2
- X-seq: zsh-workers 2964
- From: <hzoli@xxxxxxxxxxxx> (Zoltan T. Hidvegi)
- To: gwing@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Subject: Re: zle_refresh patch 2
- Date: Thu, 6 Mar 1997 13:32:57 -0500 (EST)
- Cc: schaefer@xxxxxxx, zsh-workers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- In-reply-to: <19970306050339.13035.qmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> from "gwing@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" at "Mar 6, 97 04:03:39 pm"
gwing@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Bart Schaefer wrote:
> :I think you can continue patching 3.0.3-test4 as long as you don't make
> :reference to zle globals in non-zle .c files. Zoltan?
Yes, that's fine. But I only keep and test the 3.1 source tree, 3.0 is in
the RCS file only. What I do, is I patch 3.1, and if it works, I merge it
to the 3.0 branch. So a 3.1 patch it is a bit more convinient for me, but
it is not a big difference.
> OK, I accidently killed my old source, but have reapplied patches
> 2865(me), 2956(Bart), 2957(Zoltan) to 3.0.3-test4
> I didn't apply 2866(2868) because I assumed 2956 superceded it.
> Does anyone know if there were any others? Is it in your Changelog, Zoltan?
That's all I have in my ChangeLog. I did not yet changed tsetcap() (this
is in zle_misc.c for 3.0 and in prompt.c in 3.1). I assume that the
condition at the very beginning of tsetcap() should be
if (termok && tcstr[cap]), is that right? Does it work in shortterm mode?
I do not know why was this shortterm/SINGLELINEZLE condition was there
before.
I also think it is fine for zle to act as if single_line_zle were set when
lines < 3. This is a reasonable behaviour, and if normal zle requires a
lot of extra code to handle this it does not worth it.
I also remember having problems with the statusline when the buffer was
more than a screen high (e.g. start editing a large file with zed, and use
describe-key-briefly to find a meaning of a key, and the screen will be
messed up).
Zoltan
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