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Re: CF: bugs and features
- To: crossfire (at) ifi.uio.no
- Subject: Re: CF: bugs and features
- From: "Mark Wedel" <>
- Date: Fri, 5 Feb 1999 20:24:10 -0800
- In-Reply-To: (Preston F. Crow) "CF: bugs and features" (Feb 5, 1:33pm)
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On Feb 5, 1:33pm, Preston F. Crow wrote:
> Subject: CF: bugs and features
> Arguably, there is a "bug" in the client in that it lets stoff scroll off
> the top of the screen before you can read it. Mostly this is shop
inventories
> and spell lists. Perhaps the client could count the lines for each
> individual message and pause if it would scroll off the top (like piping
> it through `more`). I'm not sure how the protocol works, so it's not clear
> to me how tough this would be.
The client does have support for a scrollbar. Use the -scrolllines option to
specify some reasonably large number (note this is for the X11 client - I
believe the gtk one always has a scrollbar.)
>
> It would also be nice if the X client defaulted to 'scroll' being on.
> Also, it should notice when there are no sound files and turn off sound.
All of this is setable - the client will create a ~/.crossfire/.defaults if
you use a 'savedefaults command while running the client. Things like display
mode, default server/port number, image cache, split windows, show icons,
sound, and so on are saved in there. Pretty much, if there is a command line
option for it, it can get saved into the defaults file and used for future
runs. This is probably an under documented feature of the client.
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-- Mark Wedel
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