Re: tricky redraw problem

Mike Aubury <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.lang.4gl.aubit.general
Message-ID <CAGAq4WF7rWaPn_0GcGR6zCZcBRVJcbcN=vHOFSiHwJdryc-sdg@mail.gmail.com>
Its almost certainly an Aubit4GL problem - can you generate a small test
case...


On 20 April 2012 15:44, Michal Hajek <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> presume form like
>
> database formonly
> screen size 22 by 78
> {
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>  [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B]
>  [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B]
>  [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B]
>  [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B]
>  [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B]
>  [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B]
>  [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B]
>  [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B] [      B]
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> ...
> ...
>
> Works ok.. for the data..
>
> But when
>
>  input array DX without defaults from d_s.*
>     attribute (current row display="reverse")
>
> is used, active field become inversed, but it does not return to
> normal text when cursor is moved to next field.
>
> The problem is (I really enjoy catching escape sequences)
> - one field is inversed
> - program moves cursor to top left corner
> - program moves cursor to bottom right corner
> - program move cursor to and inverse next field - it supposes that
> moving cursor through whole screen will turn off attributes from all
> text? WTF?
>
> How to find where is the problem? Aubit or terminfo database?
>
> Thanks, Michal
>
>
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