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Date: Fri, 07 Jul 2000 23:50:08 -0400
From: Charles Wilson <cwilson AT ece DOT gatech DOT edu>
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Subject: Re: Consize not working properly with Cygwin...
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consize is a cygutils thing; it isn't supported by the cygwin list.
However, cygutils is me, so:

1) I *think* you may have better luck if you set CYGWIN=notty. Give it a
shot.

2) You may also want to use Win95Cmd instead of command.com as the
console in which you run bash. It's a non-open-source MS product found
in the freely available MS Platform Development Kit. Since it's
sometimes hard to find, buried within a randomly-named CAB file on the
MS FTP site, I've made win95cmd.exe available at cygutils.

3) otherwise, I dunno. In the immortal words of Chris Faylor, "Patches
gratefully accepted".

--Chuck


Dave Arnold wrote:
> 
> hi,
> 
> I downloaded consize.exe recently in order to add some
> line buffering to my dos console window from which I
> use cgywin programs on windows95.
> 
> Consize.exe does add buffering and works great on plain dos windows
> but not when using bash.exe.
> 
> When using consize.exe with bash the screen does not scroll up when
> there is a newline or text wrapping at the end of a line.
> 
> what ends up happening each new line of text is displayed ontop of the
> previous line at the bottom of the window.
> 
> After a command such as ls completes the prompt appears on top of the
> output of the last command so your typing your next command over other
> text.
> 
> Is there a way to get this working properly with cygwin? on win95?
> 
> /dave
> 
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