Re: tk scrollback buffer size

Sorry, I meant the backscroll buffer, as in the maximum amount of text
that can be stored in the pageup window.  Configuration of the
buffer size when lyntin is started would be optimal, but "on the fly" also
works.  On a relatively spamfree mud, I can usually fill up the buffer
with about 5 minutes of active playing.

-Harry

One Tue, 6 Apr 2004, will guaraldi wrote:
>
> Mmm...  I'm not sure what you're referring to.  When you say "scrollback
> size" are you referring to the commandline history or the window that pops
> up when you hit pageup?
>
> Also, when you say "manipulate" do you mean "change the number while I'm
> playing" or "configure the number to a greater or lesser size when I start
> Lyntin"?
>
> /will


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