- Patch #290 - 2013/02/12 * revert of patch #282 change was incomplete (report by Jim Reisert). * fix typo in manpage (report by Vincent Lefevre). - Patch #289 - 2013/02/08 * revert the patch #282 change which restored "lost" text after shrinking/growing the screen size. If the screen was updated between the two resizing operations, unexpected text might be shown at the end (report/testcase by Joe Peterson). * reverse the arrow-keys sent for alternateScroll to match the usage in browsers (suggested by Dieter Roelants). * modify mouse reports to consistently indicate motion events whether or not a button is pressed. Old behavior (since patch #127 modified encoding for wheel mouse) showed only that the button was released if no button had been pressed (report by Andy Koppe). * correct and improve behavior for SGR 1006 mouse protocol on button release in any-event mode. Initial implementation in patch #277 left internal state showing the last button pressed when reporting motion events. It now keeps track of all buttons which have been pressed and released, showing the lowest remaining button by number in the response (reports by Hayaki Saito, Andy Koppe). * fix inconsistency between TermColors and OscTextColors enums which interchanged values for tektronix cursor color and highlight foreground in control sequences in patch #225 (report/patch by Peder Stray). * fix inconsistent use of noreturn-attribute in Exit function which interfered with analysis by clang. * remove incorrect free used in computation of XTERM_SHELL variable, from Coverity fixes in patch #288 (FreeBSD #175782). * add --with-valgrind option to configure script for consistency with my other programs. (forwarded request 155738 from abergmann) OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/155740 OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/xterm?expand=0&rev=69
Backarrow2Backspace / Backarrow2Delete -------------------------------------- Command line tools to switch BackArrow-Key inside xterm to Backspace or Delete.
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