Re: [mpg123-devel] Please test new network code in/out of mpg123 (now with HTTPS support)!

[Dave Y. <dav...@gm...>]

On 05/17/22 10:33 PM, Thomas Orgis wrote:
> Am Tue, 17 May 2022 17:30:35 -0700
> schrieb Dave Yeo <dav...@gm...>:
>
>>> So with widened terminal, the line fits, but it does still scroll?
>>
>> Had to double check as I previously pressed q too quick. No it doesn't
>> scroll and works much as expected, though really I should test on Linux.
>> The cut off is 83 chars, so with a 82 char wide terminal it scrolls, at
>> 83 char it doesn't unless have -vvvvvvv
>
> That is wrong. Two points:
>
> 1. Our OS2 term_width() does not work.
> 2. The stat line should be 80 characters long and fit int 82!
>
>
> To the first one, please update to current trunk (r5088), run with
> -vvv and check for
>
> Note: stderr terminal width: 138
>
> (right after playlist printout) and

I don't see this, after playlist I see,
...
f:/sounds/mp3/Three_Dead_Trolls

Note: Disabling all formats.
Note: default format 44100 Hz, 2 channels, s16
Note: output support for 8000 Hz, 1 channels: 0xd1
Note: Want to enable format 8000/1 for encodings 0xd1.
Note: output support for 8000 Hz, 2 channels: 0xd1
Note: Want to enable format 8000/2 for encodings 0xd1.
...
>
> Note: readjusting for smaller terminal (90 to 89)
>
> each time when you reduce the terminal width in this verbose mode.

Get the same as above with different terminal widths.
It's possible that it scrolled off the screen, though I tried piping 
stderr and stdout through tee and logging it and still don't see it.

>
>
> To the second … is this a full line for you?
>
> 00104+10114  00:02.71+04:24.20 --- 100=100 112 kb/s  366 B acc    0 clip p+0.000

The output is prefixed with "> " without the quotes. Confusing in an 
email as most mail programs use the same prefix for quoting in a reply.

>
> Because that is exactly 80 characters. It should not scroll on 82 char
> terminal.

The terminal may also scroll after a line exceeds 79 chars. Yes testing 
echoing exactly 80 chars gives an extra line before returning to the 
prompt compared to 79 chars.

Dave