Re: Row and Column Size

On 26 May, 11:22, dd <d...@xxxxxxx> wrote:
All,

I've been writing an SSH client for fun and learning, and I've noticed
that my (OpenSSH) server sends "\r" characters after every 80 characters
of output.  How can I have my client set the row and column size?  I
would like to do this dynamically when the window is resized as well.
Are there any limitations to the row and column size values?

Thanks,
Dan

It's a terminal setting. You need to confince your terminal type that
your window is larger, which depends on your SSH client. There are
some limits, depending on the typical maximum line lengths set in your
stdio.h and related include files for your operating system.

What SSH client or terminal emulator are you using? From what client
OS?
.

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