Chasecreek Systemhouse wrote:
On 1/23/06, Kaushal Shriyan <kaushalshriyan@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
1000 lines so that I can view all my code in the screen at a time
The "console" screen can only display roughly 80 lines -- at a REALLY
small font -- so you can't "truly" set it to display a thousand
lines...
If you still want too -- try hacking the termcap and terminfo files...
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What about the paging in the shell. The screen can only hold 24
vertically by default at a time, but bash (maybe more shells, but I
don't know) hold, I believe, what came out to be 9 1/3 pages at a time
after a short test. This was 224 lines. Maybe there is a way to increase
the number of buffered lines, and then you can look at your code by
scrolling the buffer (Shift+PgUp to go up Shift+PgDown to go down).
Justin Willmert
