Re: What happens when you copy?
Re: What happens when you copy?
- Subject: Re: What happens when you copy?
- From: Merle Reinhart <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 19 Apr 2008 12:43:33 -0400
Good points. Here are what I have in the defaults:
{
"NSWindow Frame x11_prefs" = "477 499 484 302 0 0 1920 1178 ";
"app_to_run" = "/usr/X11/bin/xterm";
"cache_fonts" = 1;
depth = -1;
"done_xinit_check" = 1;
"enable_fake_buttons" = 0;
"enable_key_equivalents" = 1;
"enable_system_beep" = 1;
"login_shell" = "/bin/tcsh";
"no_auth" = 0;
"nolisten_tcp" = 0;
"sync_keymap" = 1;
"wm_click_through" = 1;
"wm_limit_size" = 1;
}
I'll try changing a few (wm_ffm, wm_click_through, etc) to your values
when I have more time this afternoon and see if I can see if any of
those settings affect the results.
Merle
On Apr 19, 2008, at 12:27 PM, Harald Hanche-Olsen wrote:
+ Merle Reinhart <email@hidden>:
I was able to reproduce what Adam sees (the above recipe) with Nedit
and Terminal (just wanted to make sure it wasn't an xterm specific
thing). In fact, once you push command-C, you can continue
selecting and pasting within X11 and it appears that the OS X
pasteboard is keeping up with the last selection in X11 UNTIL it is
pasted into something on the OS X side.
Well, it doesn't work that way for me, and I am following it to the
letter. I always get what was the selection when I selected Copy, no
matter what. Is it a question of different preferences? Mine are
; defaults read org.x.x11
{
"app_to_run" = "/usr/bin/true";
"cache_fonts" = 1;
depth = -1;
"done_xinit_check" = 1;
"enable_fake_buttons" = 0;
"enable_key_equivalents" = 0;
"enable_system_beep" = 0;
"login_shell" = "/bin/sh";
"no_auth" = 0;
"nolisten_tcp" = 0;
rootless = 0;
"startx_script" = "/usr/X11/bin/startx";
"sync_keymap" = 1;
"wm_click_through" = 0;
"wm_ffm" = 1;
"wm_focus_on_new_window" = 1;
"wm_window_shading" = 1;
}
I tried with enable_key_equivalents=1 in order to be able to follow
instructions exactly (pressing Command-C rather than selecting Edit ->
Copy), in case that was relevant. Didn't make any difference.
Of course, if it is as I am guessing and it is all a question of
protocol asynchronicity, then the actual reasons we get different
results can be rather subtle.
- Harald
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