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Re: Odd X resources errors



On Monday, June 16, 2003, at 01:02 PM, Randy Ford wrote:

> On Monday, June 16, 2003, at 10:48  AM, Finn Smith wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I've been having some very odd errors related to attempting to 
>> customize my environment with an .Xresources file.  I'm running X11 
>> beta 3 with the developer SDK on Mac OS 10.2.6.
>>
>> I've added some basic customizations to my ~/.Xresource file such as:
>>
>> xterm*saveLines:             10000
>> xterm*scrollBar:             true
>> xterm*rightScrollBar:        true
>> xterm*jumpScroll:            true
>>
>> xterm*Background:            black
>> xterm*Foreground:            gray70
>>
>> which I load in my ~/.xinitrc with the xrdb -merge command.
>>
>> All seems to go well at startup except for the fact that none of my 
>> customizations occur. Then, when I launch an xterm from a shell, 
>> these errors are spit out to stderr.
>
> Does "xrdb -query" show that the resources were loaded correctly?
>
> What editor did you use?  Could it be that the file was saved with the 
> wrong type of newlines?  Maybe it has some character other than spaces 
> or tabs between the colons and parameters.  This needs to be a 
> straight text file.

Everything appears to have loaded correctly when I check with the query 
flag:

[Nessus:~] fcs% xrdb -query
xterm*Background:	black
xterm*Foreground:		gray70
xterm*jumpScroll:		true
xterm*rightScrollBar:	true
xterm*saveLines:		10000
xterm*scrollBar:		true

I am using vim as my editor, and they are just plain ol' ascii text 
files.

-F
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