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TinyFugue - MUD client

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  • Followup: RE: Getting Keycodes

    What works for me is rxvt, if NumLock is turned off, it produces the nkp* - Keycodes.

    2009-11-08 18:49:29 UTC by ericboesewolf

  • Comment: Unicode (UTF-8) support

    UTF8 is used in the LP world too. FluffOS includes some measure of UTF8 and I know Discworld uses it to some extent. Its becoming more and more popular and I hope it'll be considered in tinyfugue in the future. It'll mean tinyfugue can be an option for a lot more people. Thanks,

    2009-11-01 18:29:07 UTC by icrowther

  • Followup: RE: Scrolling/Buffer problem

    Thanks for the suggestion. That explains why settings that work for my windows and Linux TF don't work for the Mac. I can't compile software on my mac ... yet, so I can't run TF 5 (I haven't found a pre-compiled version for 5). I'm upgrading to Snow Leopard soon and will install developer tools at that time to setup TF 5.

    2009-10-15 14:35:53 UTC by zigmo

  • Followup: RE: Scrolling/Buffer problem

    TF's visual mode uses "scrolling regions" to allow the upper output region to scroll without affecting the lower input region. However, this interferes with the scrollback mechanisms of some terminals, including OSX Terminal.app. I am not aware of any workaround for TF 4 and Terminal.app. TF 5.0, however, provides its own scrollback mechanism as part of its virtual window model...

    2009-10-14 00:31:42 UTC by kenkeys

  • Followup: RE: Scrolling/Buffer problem

    Heh - I deciphered the missing underlines - thanks for the heads-up. `The binding for /dokey_page worked fine, but the binding for /dokey_pageback did not. I get "no such command of macro."` I checked the help files for /dokey and I see the page argument, but not a pageback argument. Is there some sort of configuration file I'm missing? BTW: The code tag let my underlines come...

    2009-10-13 17:22:43 UTC by zigmo

  • Followup: RE: Scrolling/Buffer problem

    Yeek, the forum ate my underlines and took them as italics. I hope you can read it anyway.

    2009-10-10 01:07:25 UTC by zaradaqaw

  • Followup: RE: Scrolling/Buffer problem

    You got me curious so I tried scrollback with TF 5.0b8 on my Mac and I couldn't get it to work either. To bypass possible keybinding issues I tried just typing /dokey_pageback directly but it didn't scroll back. I have "visual" off though. I set visual on, and then /dokey_pageback would work. Added "/bind ^F = /dokey_page" and "/bind ^B = /dokey_pageback" and...

    2009-10-10 01:05:56 UTC by zaradaqaw

  • Followup: RE: Scrolling/Buffer problem

    Thanks for that help. I /set more on (and felt like one for missing that command) and went through the variables. Currently, I have wrap, more, scroll, clearfull and visual set to on and cleardone set to off. I've tried changing any and all of them to "off" one at a time but nothing seems to work. I love tf and use it on a windows and linux workstation perfectly - it just doesn't...

    2009-10-09 16:40:50 UTC by zigmo

  • Followup: RE: Scrolling/Buffer problem

    "/set more 1" or "/more on" will let you read long help files. You hit the tab key to continue after a screenful. I don't know about the scrollback.

    2009-10-08 22:12:36 UTC by zaradaqaw

  • Scrolling/Buffer problem

    I installed a pre-compiled TinyFugue v 4.0s1 for my Mac (I didn't have developer tools). Originally, I could scrollback via the terminal window to see past output. At one point, this stopped working. I have no idea why. I tried setting the scroll variable back to "on" but this didn't work. Any suggestions would be very helpful. I can't even read most of the help files as they scroll...

    2009-10-08 13:26:18 UTC by zigmo