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From: Philipp K. J. <ja...@ie...> - 2008-01-29 01:34:21
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There is an interesting issue with the wxt terminal
(on Linux, at least):
When I set up my terminal with the 'noraise' flag:
set t wxt noraise
Then the window is not raised after a plot command,
instead the focus stays with the console window (so
far, all is according to spec).
However, the window also does not receive a redraw
event so that the old plot continues to be shown.
The window is only redrawn (with the new plot) after
the mouse pointer enters the wxt window (or the
window is raised).
My guess is that wxt does not generate a redraw
event until the window system (X11) sends an event
(souch as MOUSE_IN) to the window.
This does not seem to be a problem when using
the old x11 terminal.
I wonder whether anybody has seen this before?
Is this at all dependent on the window manager?
(I use IceWM.)
Best,
Ph.
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