Turbo Vision 2.0 implements it for XTerm, but this isn't
enough.
This mechanism doesn't:
1) restore the full state, some details doesn't even have a
way to be restored. That's because UNIX terminals weren't
designed to save/restore the full state.
2) allow debugging an application that uses the same trick
(another Turbo Vision application, less, mc, etc.).
IMHO the best solution is to use a separated XTerminal for
it, or maybe a terminal emulator inside RHIDE.
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Check out the for_tvision_2 CVS branch.
RHIDE linked with TV 2.0.2 creates its own window when using
X so you dont even need "user screen" (it is visible all
the time in the original window from where you started RHIDE).
This bug should be closed.
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Turbo Vision 2.0 implements it for XTerm, but this isn't
enough.
This mechanism doesn't:
1) restore the full state, some details doesn't even have a
way to be restored. That's because UNIX terminals weren't
designed to save/restore the full state.
2) allow debugging an application that uses the same trick
(another Turbo Vision application, less, mc, etc.).
IMHO the best solution is to use a separated XTerminal for
it, or maybe a terminal emulator inside RHIDE.
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user_id=3906
Check out the for_tvision_2 CVS branch.
RHIDE linked with TV 2.0.2 creates its own window when using
X so you dont even need "user screen" (it is visible all
the time in the original window from where you started RHIDE).
This bug should be closed.