Is it possible to prevent the remote shell from automatically scrolling to the bottom when new output is received? This behaviour is really irritating when trying to read through output history, as you lose your place every time a new message is received.
Is it possible to prevent M2M from closing the remote shell every time you launch a new instance, or close the serial port? While I can appreciate that it can be nice to start a new session with a clean shell, I like to be able to see and compare the old output, and use the command history. All of this is lost if the shell is closed, unless you export it somewhere first.
I can’t find this button on the remote shell window. I can find it on the console and trace windows though. It doesn’t help that the icon is different each time - on the console window it looks like a padlock, and on the trace window it looks like a window with a padlock in the corner.
What does the icon look like for the remote shell, and where is it? Is it enabled by default, or do I have to do something to make it visible?
Another thing I’ve just noticed, is that the remote shell window will steal the focus whenever new data arrives. This means that you can’t have the remote shell window visible while for example, you write or scroll through some code.
As told by awneil, these points are some of the numerous ones we will take care about in the new TM implementation.
Anyway, thanks to keep on posting what’s wrong with the current implementation: that’s giving us tracks and requirements for the future.
Sorry but TM refactoring is planned for 1.2.0; nothing new in 1.1.2
As this refactoring was more important than expected, we made the decision to release the 1.1.2 earlier, in order to fix some issues.
1.2.0 is planned after the Summer; we will push a public beta version first to let you test it before making it official.
- on the console window it looks like a padlock, and on the trace window it looks like a window with a padlock in the corner.