Re: 27x132 problem

[Scott Klement <klemscot@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Could you re-send this as a "unified" diff?   That is, use "diff -u"
instead of just "diff" default mode?  It's a bit easier to see what you
did that way...


On Sun, 17 Jun 2001, Martin Rowe wrote:

> Digging about in cursesterm.c I found (I think) the code you were 
> speaking of and swapped it about. If I've used diff correctly (not used 
> it before) this is what I did.
> 
> mrowe@jamaro:~$ diff tn5250/src/cursesterm.c.old tn5250/src/cursesterm.c
> 578,579d577
> <        printf ("\x1b[8;%d;%dt", tn5250_display_height (display)+1,
> <              tn5250_display_width (display));
> 585c583,585
> <          }
> ---
> >        printf ("\x1b[8;%d;%dt", tn5250_display_height (display)+1,
> >              tn5250_display_width (display));
> >        }
>  
> As I don't know any C, I have no idea if it's a *Bad Thing*, but it 
> works. I can now use font_80 = 9x15 and font_132 = 7x13 and get the full 
> 27x132 display :-)
> 

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