[Tcsh] New issue with xterm-404

H.Merijn Brand tux at freedom.nl
Mon Dec 15 09:59:53 UTC 2025


On Wed, 3 Dec 2025 09:35:45 +0100, "H.Merijn Brand" <tux at freedom.nl> wrote:

> Verified against xterm-403, building both with the same arguments on
> the same system, so I think this is an xterm issue, and not a tcsh
> issue, but I like you to know anyway
> 
> Linux 6.4.0-150600.23.78-default [openSUSE Leap 15.6]
>   HP Z2TowerG9WorkstationDesktopPC
>   13th Gen Core(TM) i7-13700K 800MHz(24 cores) x86_64  64008 Mb
> 
> Config call for xterm:
> $ configure --prefix=/pro --with-x --with-Xaw3dxft --disable-imake \
>   --enable-256-color --enable-wide-chars --disable-tek4014 \
>   --enable-vt-fonts --enable-tcap-fkeys --with-pcre2 \
>   --enable-readline-mouse --enable-dabbrev --with-icon-name=mini.xterm \
>   --with-icondir=auto --with-icon-symlink --enable-sixel-graphics \
>   --enable-builtin-xpms --enable-luit --enable-mini-luit \
>   --enable-regis-graphics --enable-status-line
> 
> Config call for tcsh:
> $ configure --prefix=/pro
> 
> If I start 404 with a tcsh in a black on very-light terminal,
> completion often blanks out the auto-display, making the tcsh unworkable
> 
> $ xterm-404
> ...
> $ exec tcsh
> % touch /tmp/Download/xx{1,2,3,4}_foo
> % mv /tmp/xx<TAB>
> 
> clears the whole line from the prompt forward
> is this a tcsh issue or a xterm issue?
> tcsh does *NOT* show that behavior in xterm-403

Feedback: this issue disappeared in xterm-405, which strengthens me in
believing this had nothing to do with tcsh

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