Windowid Shell Variable; Lines And Columns Shell Variables; Defaults - HP 64700 Series User Manual

WINDOWID Shell
Variable
LINES and
COLUMNS Shell
Variables
Note
X Defaults
For information on using the Timing Analyzer connected to a
remote host, refer to "Remote Connections" later in this section.
The timing analyzer looks for the shell variable WINDOWID to
determine the windowid of the terminal emulator window which
the timing analyzer is running in. This information is required by
the timing analyzer to create the graphics subwindow for displaying
the graphic timing diagram. This shell variable is automatically
defined by the "hpterm" general purpose terminal emulator.
The timing analyzer looks for the shell variables LINES and
COLUMNS to determine the size and location to place the
graphics subwindow within the terminal emulator window. These
variables are defined automatically when the "hpterm" terminal
emulator window is created.
If the terminal emulator window is resized and/or the shell
variables LINES and COLUMNS do not reflect the correct size of
the terminal emulator window, the timing analyzer will position it's
graphics subwindow incorrectly. If this occurs, you should exit the
timing analyzer and run the command
eval '/usr/bin/X11/resize' <RETURN>
to reset these shell variables to the correct values.
The timing analyzer recognizes the following X defaults, which
when placed in your $HOME/.Xdefaults file, will change the
appearance of the timing analyzer's graphics subwindow.
foreground Specifies the foreground color (for drawing
the waveforms) of the timing analyzer's
graphics subwindow. The default is black.
background Specifies the background color of the timing
analyzer's graphics subwindow. The default
is white.
Timing Diagrams and Outputs B-5