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Date: Tue, 07 Mar 2000 00:53:42 -0800
Subject: Cooked mode problem with V1.0 (again)
From: "James Grishaw" <jgrishaw AT onebox DOT com>
To: cygwin AT sourceware DOT cygnus DOT com
CC: jgrishaw AT onebox DOT com
Message-Id: <20000307085342.TNLT28925.mta02.onebox.com@onebox.com>

Hey Chris (or whoever wants to respond)...

Chris Faylor writes...
>I thought that I'd responded to this already but I can't find it in
my mail
>logs.
>
>There is a bug in the handling of "cooked" mode in cygwin 1.0 iff you
are
>using CYGWIN=tty.  There is no workaround other than to download a snapshot.
>
>cgf

To refresh your memory, we were talking about the backspace key not working
for program such as "sh" or "cat -".

I have another follow-up: Un-setting CYGWIN=tty solves the problem for
the black "bash" window, but if I pull up an xterm (from Siddigi's XFree
download for Cygwin V1.0), the problem comes back.  Is there a fix for
xterms?

Also, one other question.  Is there a patch for Cygwin V1.0 that will
fix
this so that CYGWIN=tty mode works right?  Can anyone at least point
me
to the right part of the source code so that I can hopefully fix the
problem
and post a patch?

Many thanks,

Jim Grishaw
jgrishaw AT onebox DOT com

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