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Questions - xterm

What is a selective parameter in escape codes in ISO/IEC 6429:1992?

According to ECMA-48/5th 8.1 Types of control functions ... f) (Pn...): Control sequence with any number of numeric parameters g) (Ps): Control sequence with a single selective parameter ... i) (Ps......
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Pavel_K

terminal

xterm

ansi-escape

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Numbers in ECMA-48 are generally one of two types: something that lets an application select a feature from a list of options (e.g., selecting underlining or normal text from the list of graphic rend...
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Thomas Dickey

open xterm with allow-send-events set to True

I would like to open xterm from a terminal with the command xterm and specify the parameter allow-send-events(toggle) set to true (without having to do ctrl+click and set it to True manually once ...
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Sephos

events

terminal

arguments

debian

xterm

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Answers: 1

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This command sets the resource allowSendEvents when starting xterm: xterm -xrm '*allowSendEvents:true' There also is a menu entry (control-button-one shows the menu).
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Thomas Dickey

Execute a Bash Function in new Xterm window

Is there a way one can execute the bash function in the new XTERM window? Below is what I am trying to do function test(){ echo "Do some work" } Then inside my bash script, I am doing the ...
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Amp

bash

xterm

Votes: 0

Answers: 2

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I use typeset to export functions through ssh, but it seems that you can use it for xterm as well. $ function test(){ echo "Do some work" } $ export -f test $ xterm -title "Work1&...
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Bayou

emacs: limit number of colors used by font-lock

I have my terminal configured to use the solarized color palette. I would like to simply limit emacs to 8 colors so that font-lock uses the same colors as my terminal. I can accomplish this by running...
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Jeff

emacs

xterm

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Answers: 0

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