Mail Archives: cygwin/1999/10/19/02:00:10
Well, I have noticed the following:
*If* bash is started from within a pre-existing command.com window, then
resizing doesn't work. Normally, though, you don't start a command.com
session, do dos-stuff, then type 'bash' and do bash-stuff. However,
often you do start bash from a batchfile. Double-clicking the batch file
starts an instance of command.com, which executes the batch file. The
batch file then "does dos-stuff" and then executes 'bash'.
Conclusion, although I have not tested it: If you start bash from a
batch file (such as cygnus.bat) then resizing the console doesn't work.
My idea for a fix is, rather than using a batch file to set environment
vars and then start bash, is to use a wscript. "Windows Scripting Host"
is installed with IE5 and is part of Win98/NT2000. Here's an (untested)
attempt:
----bash.vbs----
Set WshShell = Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
Set WshNetwork = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Network")
Set WshProcEnv = WshShell.Environment("PROCESS")
Set objArgs = Wscript.Arguments
WshProcEnv.Item("HOME") = "c:\users\" & WshNetwork.UserName
WshProcEnv.Item("CYGWIN") = "tty binmode ntea"
If objArgs.Count < 1 then
WshShell.Run ("c:\Dos\Style\Path\To\bash.exe")
Else
Set objArgStr = ""
For I = 0 to objArgs.Count - 1
Set objArgStr = objArgStr & " " & objArgs(I)
Next
WshShell.Run ("c:\Dos\Style\Path\To\bash.exe " & objArgStr)
End If
------end------
--Chuck
John Buffington wrote:
>
> I'm using cygwin 20.1 with Windows 98.
> My attempts to use your console resizer
> (I called it "resizeconsole") have had no
> effect on my bash window when executed
> from the bash command line. Am I missing
> something?
>
> "No matter where you go, there you are." ......... Buckaroo Banzai
>
> mailto:jbuff AT pacific DOT net
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