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Date: Thu, 5 Jul 2001 11:29:08 +0200 (MEST)
From: "S. L." <s_i_lao AT gmx DOT net>
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Subject: RXVT - yet another thread :))
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There is a problem with the contrib version of the rxvt (the libW11 based
one) vs. those pre contrib, denoted with a w32<letter>.
This is related with the mouse behaviour in screen oriented application (mc,
of course :). While in the w32 (2.7.2-w32e) version everything is ok (i.e.
you click'n'doubleclick happily everywhere on the screen, having the actions
performed), in the last contrib version (2.7.2-6) the actions are performed
with a random timeout, because the text selection is the main action the mouse
perfomes.
Is there any configure option available to turn this to the w32 version?

Some observations:
When compiling the contrib source with a replaced version of libX11.a (the
one from the w32 version) the things turn to "my" good behaviour. 
Also with the "good" w32 version of the rxvt, after a "TERM=rxvt; reset" set
of commands, the behaviour turns to the unwanted contrib version.

Thanks,

                        SLao

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