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Scott Klement wrote: > > Hi, > > I've been complaining about a bug since the 0.13.x series of tn5250. The > bug happens (at least, this is where I see it) when you do this: > > 1) Type UPDDTA SOMELIB/SOMEFILE on the AS/400 > 2) Hit F10 & Enter immediately (as fast as you can) > > In March, just after version 0.15.8 was released, Mike Madore was kind > enough to look into this bug, and fix the problem. That really made my > life easier, since I was not accidentally crashing tn5250 all the time. > > Unfortunately, Mike's fix caused system request to stop working when the > keyboard was locked. Which, silly me, I also asked to have fixed. Then, > Jay Felice went and removed Mike's fix.... unknowingly causing my UPDDTA > bug to resurface. > > Now, another release is made! Now? After removing the bug fix that I > yearned and lusted after for so long? Frustrating. Mike and I discussed it, and we decided that, since we'd be making a release soon, we should back out the fixes that we did for Scott. ;-) Actually, the pre1 release was made, knowing that we must still fix that bug, because Mike is persuing adding lots of nifty features to tn5250 paid for by his employer. Adding the kind of features that Mike is will make tn5250 very unstable, so it is appropriate to fork the `stable branch', especially since we have fixed a lot of bugs and worked out most of the issues with new features added in 0.15.x Splitting the stable and development trees without making an official release can cause a maintenance nightmare - it can be difficult to see which bugs have been fixed in which branch. This is the big bug that I intend to fix for pre2. BTW, for those unfamiliar with CVS, you can check out the latest on the 0.16 branch by supplying `-r b0-16' to the checkout command. cvs update will then update only to the latest on that branch. Example: cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@cvs.cleveland.lug.net:/tn5250 checkout -r b0-16 -d tn5250-0.16 tn5250 ... will check out the latest in the 0.16 branch and put it in the tn5250-0.16 directory. Also, every release is tagged in cvs like so: v0-15-8 for 0.15.8, you can use that `-r' switch above to retreive a particular version. Scott, I just applied your fix, except I did: if ((This->session->read_opcode)||(aidcode < 0)) ... since the `pseudo aid-codes' are less than zero (currently only SysReq and Attention, but TestReq would belong there also). tn5250-0.16.0pre2 is up at http://cvs.cleveland.lug.net/ > I know I'm a pest about this stuff -- but hey, I just want the thing to > work, just as you do... :) Hey, I appreciate you kicking my butt around - I need it, since there's only about a handful of things I do on the 400. <g> (sign on, WRKOUTQ, ENDWTR, STRRMTWTR, WRKACTJOB, CRTOUTQ, PING, TELNET (I can hear our emulator groaning under the strain for that one), ENDTCP and STRTCP whenever the AS/400's hub looses power, STRTCPSVR, CFGTCP, I think that's it). > +--- | This is the LINUX5250 Mailing List! | To submit a new message, send your mail to LINUX5250@midrange.com. | To subscribe to this list send email to LINUX5250-SUB@midrange.com. | To unsubscribe from this list send email to LINUX5250-UNSUB@midrange.com. | Questions should be directed to the list owner/operator: david@midrange.com +---
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