XMLterm changes only.
Fixed xmlterm bustage due to build and nsIContentHandler changes (bug 91815).
Also modified xmlterm to handle terminal: protocol rather than telnet:,
to avoid conflict with telnet implementations (such as protozilla).
XMLterm changes only.
Fix for minor bug 65662.
(Oops! Missed CVS log message on previous checkin for this file. Dummy checkin
with the correct log message.)
XMLterm changes only.
Recent changes to nsChromeProtocolHandler.cpp have caused chrome HTML files to lose their XPConnect privileges. This meant that content/xmlterm.html could no longer access the XMLTermShell object. This checkin provides a somewhat clumsy workaround for that problem, to get XMLterm working with NS PR3/6.0.
Changed xmlterm/ui/Makefile.in to use CHROME vars to handle content/skin resources (bug 34416); eliminated directories xmlterm/ui/content and xmlterm/ui/skin.
Initial terminal size is now explicitly passed through parameters, providing
better control. Session aborts now produce an error message on the screen.
Made changes to lineterm, especially the PTY code, to get it to compile on
FreeBSD (bug 32923). Now it does compile and run on FreeBSD. There still a few
glitches though; PTY resizing fails in FreeBSD, for example.
UI changes. If user has started typing in a new command, double-clicking a filename copies the filename to the cursor position, rather than opening/executing the file.
Minor tweaks to handle input of control characters. Switched to double clicks, instead of single clicks, to activate XMLterm features (to protect the user).
Improved full screen implementation; added bold and underline styles. Centralized UI event handling. Added checks to limit number of output lines displayed. Added capability to interrupt hung output data streams. Nearing full backwards compatibility with xterm.
Implemented full screen operations in XMLTerm, although still buggy.
Commands like 'less', 'vi', and 'emacs -nw' now work in stand-alone xmlterm,
although scrolling is still messed up. Compiles with Feb21 tree.
