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From: Kyle Jones <kyle_jones@wonderworks.com>
To: xemacs-beta@xemacs.org
Subject: xemacs-19.15-b93
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Vladimir Ivanovic writes:
 > The following file should display (a) completely and (b) without
 > wrappping, but doesn't.  The 80th character wraps (or gets replaced with
 > a '->') and the 60th line does not appear when XEmacs is invoked with:
 > 
 >     xemacs -q -geometry 80x60 ~/misc/80x60

BTW, Emacs has never worked this way.  On an 80 column display
you only get 79 out of 80 columns for text.  The 80th column is
always used for the line continuation indicator, except for on
the last row of the screen.  Some terminals scroll if you write a
char at position 80,80, so Emacs historically did not write a
char there.  I note with interest that XEmacs does use that
position, while FSF Emacs still does not.

