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- Yes, I used the mouse wheel
- Yeah, I can type in it
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Optimizing with
-O3
was indeed done, and some values being optimized out is a given - but getting the tracebacks without explicitly specifying they're wanted with--verbose
is less nice.
Yes, I will reduce unnecessary warnings.
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With default settings, tmux's mouse
setting is enabled. This means the scrollbar of the terminal may not work. Instead, we can scroll with mouse wheel.
I have some questions to understand the issue:
- Are you trying to scroll with mouse wheel?
- Are you able to type something on terminal even though you can't do scroll?
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- Yes, I used the mouse wheel
- Yeah, I can type in it
Interesting... What browser are you using?
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- Yes, I used the mouse wheel
- Yeah, I can type in it
Interesting... What browser are you using?
Vivaldi
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Interesting... What browser are you using?
Vivaldi
It is really interesting. Can you try it on another browser? When you do scroll, is terminal cursor being moved?
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@crucio55 Hello?
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Interesting... What browser are you using?
Vivaldi
It is really interesting. Can you try it on another browser? When you do scroll, is terminal cursor being moved?
Tired out Firefox, seems the same. With ctrl+b (tmux's default control key bind) i manage to scroll the terminal with the arrows and page up/down - but I can't exit that mode (exiting it is done by Esc - but in gdbfrontend it just removes focus from the terminal)
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Tired out Firefox, seems the same. With ctrl+b (tmux's default control key bind) i manage to scroll the terminal with the arrows and page up/down - but I can't exit that mode (exiting it is done by Esc - but in gdbfrontend it just removes focus from the terminal)
Ok. I will check it out.
I have some questions:
- What is your
tmux
version? - Can you do
tmux set-option mouse on
and try again on the terminal?
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Hi, sorry for the delay!
- What is your
tmux
version?- Can you do
tmux set-option mouse on
and try again on the terminal?
tmux
version is 2.1, though I also have 2.3a on the machine that isn't the default version for this user- I tried with
set-option mouse on
in.tmux.conf
, the results are the same in 2.1 - but scrolling does now work when using 2.3a!!!
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- I tried with
set-option mouse on
in.tmux.conf
, the results are the same in 2.1 - but scrolling does now work when using 2.3a!!!
Nice! It sets tmux's mouse
option to on
as default on startup. Must be something wrong with tmux 2.1
.
Let's add a notice about minimum tmux version or buggy tmux versions to README.md.
- What is your distro? Where did you install newer tmux?
- Is there any problem now?
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- What is your distro? Where did you install newer tmux?
Fedora 23 (ancient indeed) - with the new tmux
installed manually from source
- Is there any problem now?
Yeah, I keep getting these in the terminal:
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Are you using --verbose
option? Actually without verbose option, you must see only gdb.error: value has been optimized out
part of this. It means your code is compiled with an optimization flag (like -O3
).
For debugging, you should compile your code with zero optimization and debug symbols flags: -O0
and -g
.
Like this:
gcc -o app app.c -O0 -g
If you see this traceback even if you don't use --verbose
, I will avoid this traceback reporting.
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Are you using
--verbose
option? Actually without verbose option, you must see onlygdb.error: value has been optimized out
part of this. It means your code is compiled with an optimization flag (like-O3
).For debugging, you should compile your code with zero optimization and debug symbols flags:
-O0
and-g
.Like this:
gcc -o app app.c -O0 -gIf you see this traceback even if you don't use
--verbose
, I will avoid this traceback reporting.
No, I'm not using the --verbose
option.
Optimizing with -O3
was indeed done, and some values being optimized out is a given - but getting the tracebacks without explicitly specifying they're wanted with --verbose
is less nice.
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I reduced unnecessary warnings. It will be come with v0.10, also you can get the latest revision from GIT until the release.
For tmux problem I will add a "minimum tmux version" note to README.md.
Thank you for reporting!
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