Number: 729

Date: 17-Apr-84 11':00':53

Submitter: Sannella.PA

Source: Jellinek.pa

Subject: Caret droppings when move caret in TTYIN in PROCESS.READ (when shift key down)

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Description: '
Date': 13 Apr 84 11':46 PST'
From': Jellinek.pa'
Subject': Lisp': TTYIN caret droppings'
To': LispSupport.pa'
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Lisp System Date': 12-Apr-84 16':45':05'
Machine': Dolphin (Duchamp)'
Microcode version': 24,1'
Memory size': 10000'
Frequency': Intermittent'
Impact': Moderately annoying'
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Whenever I reposition the caret (using the mouse) in TTYIN, the caret gets left wherever it was.  The carets get pretty thick underfoot when the editing gets heavy!'
        Herb'
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Date': 16 Apr 84 14':51 PST'
From': Jellinek.pa'
Subject': Lisp': More on caret droppings'
To': LispSupport.pa'
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Lisp System Date': 12-Apr-84 16':45':05'
Machine': Dolphin (Duchamp)'
Microcode version': 24,1'
Memory size': 10000'
Frequency': Always'
Impact': Moderate'
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I''ve discovered that the "caret dropping" problem occurs only when the shift key is held, and seems to occur  during calls to PROCESS.READ.'
	H'
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Date': 17 Apr 84 13':00 PST'
From': Burton.pa'
Subject': Re': AR 729': Caret droppings when move caret in TTYIN in PROCESS.READ (when shift key down)'
In-reply-to': LispSupport.pa''s message of 17 Apr 84 11':03':50 PST (Tuesday)'
To': LispSupport.pa'
cc': lispcore^.pa'
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Fixed.'
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It required a change to the macro \CHECKCARET which is called by many places in the system.  I recompiled TTYIN to catch the oneS in TTYIN but did not compile the others.  They will fixed as that code is recompiled.  If you are responsible for any code that calls \CHECKCARET, you might recompile it next time you are in there.'
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richard'
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Date': 17 Apr 84 13':11 PST'
From': vanMelle.pa'
Subject': Re': AR 729': Caret droppings when move caret in TTYIN in PROCESS.READ (when shift key down)'
In-reply-to': LispSupport.pa''s message of 17 Apr 84 11':03':50 PST (Tuesday)'
To': Jellinek'
cc': LispSupport.pa, vanMelle.pa, Burton'
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Odd, since PROCESS.READ doesn''t call TTYIN at all.'
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Could you provide a test case?  I can''t reproduce this.'
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	Bill'


Workaround: 

Test Case: 

Edit-By: Sannella.PA

Edit-Date: 17-Apr-84 17':49':11

Attn: Release

Assigned To: Burton.pa

In/By: 

Disposition: 

System: Text

Subsystem: TTYIN

Machine: 

Disk: 

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Difficulty: Easy

Frequency: Everytime

Impact: Annoying

Priority: Perhaps

Status: Fixed

Problem Type: Bug

Source Files: