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Nano print out strange codes
Hi!
I Have a problem with nano. Probably after an emerge It starte do behave
abnormally. If I try to edit text with it it print out strange codes (click
below to see a screenshot):

http://blueworld.no-ip.org:8008/nano_while_editing.png

and when I close it the console look like this:

http://blueworld.no-ip.org:8008/nano_while_editing.png

Anyone knows how to fix that? I badly need nano for editing my config
files...coz I'm too stupid for Vi and can't use Kate or similar programs just
to do fast modifies on my files :-)

Thank you!

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Re: Nano print out strange codes [ In reply to ]
Michele Di Trani wrote:
> Hi!
> I Have a problem with nano. Probably after an emerge It starte do behave
> abnormally. If I try to edit text with it it print out strange codes (click
> below to see a screenshot):
>
> http://blueworld.no-ip.org:8008/nano_while_editing.png
>
> and when I close it the console look like this:
>
> http://blueworld.no-ip.org:8008/nano_while_editing.png
>
It looks as random overflow/screw in nano (or xtrem, less likely).
Did you try `emerge nano` lately?

What does `grep CFLAGS /etc/make.conf` say? too much optimizations?

> Anyone knows how to fix that? I badly need nano for editing my config
> files...coz I'm too stupid for Vi and can't use Kate or similar programs just
> to do fast modifies on my files :-)

Kalin.

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Re: Nano print out strange codes [ In reply to ]
* Michele Di Trani <imagino@libero.it>
> I Have a problem with nano. Probably after an emerge It starte do behave
> abnormally. If I try to edit text with it it print out strange codes (click
> below to see a screenshot):

If you're nano is compiled with the debug use-flag, try recompiling it
without it[1], either unset the debug flag globally or use
/etc/portage/package.use.

[1] http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=54208

regards
Steingrim Dovland

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Re: [SOLVED] Nano print out strange codes [ In reply to ]
On Wednesday 20 October 2004 14:33, Steingrim Dovland wrote:

> If you're nano is compiled with the debug use-flag, try recompiling it
> without it[1], either unset the debug flag globally or use

It worked!!! Cool! Thanks! I owe you a Pizza! :)

Michè!
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Re: [SOLVED] Nano print out strange codes [ In reply to ]
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 15:42:59 +0200 Michele Di Trani <imagino@libero.it>
wrote:
| On Wednesday 20 October 2004 14:33, Steingrim Dovland wrote:
|
| > If you're nano is compiled with the debug use-flag, try recompiling
| > it without it[1], either unset the debug flag globally or use
|
| It worked!!! Cool! Thanks! I owe you a Pizza! :)

What the heck were you doing with debug set globally anyway?

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Re: [SOLVED] Nano print out strange codes [ In reply to ]
On Wednesday 20 October 2004 17:10, Ciaran McCreesh wrote:

> What the heck were you doing with debug set globally anyway?

Well...I thought it was useful when kde appz are crashing...to send bug
report... But I think I'm wrong :)

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