At 04:02 05-06-02, Richard Hitt wrote:
Sorry, I was on vacation last week.
Apologies accepted, but don't let it happen again rotfla
Hey, don't you have an 'out-of-office agent' ? Many do :-(
Sorry, could not resist... Rob
Hey, don't you have an 'out-of-office agent' ? Many do :-(
Sorry, could not resist... Rob
You, sir, can have all mine.
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The UTS Global 3270 line-mode driver was designed to handle many
commonly encountered ESC sequences too, for example those generated by
the ls command in its full-color glory; ...
It is conceivable that applications like 'yast'
could be modified so that what they see as a block mode ANSI
complete at 05/29/2002 11:28:00 AM
Approved-By: Alan Altmark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 29 May 2002 11:17:56 -0400
From: Alan Altmark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [LINUX-390] Clearing the 3270 terminal
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Wednesday, 05/29/2002 at 10:47 CET, Dougie G
Lawson/UK
On Wednesday, 05/29/2002 at 10:47 CET, Dougie G
Lawson/UK/Contr/IBM@LOTUSINT wrote:
IF you are using 3270 support (ie: that contributed by UTSGlobal)
then you might be able to effect a 3270 clear screen operation
by feeding the right 3270 program down the 3270 side of that driver.
Sending
IF you are using 3270 support (ie: that contributed by UTSGlobal)
then you might be able to effect a 3270 clear screen operation
by feeding the right 3270 program down the 3270 side of that driver.
Sending this X'C71140C13C404000' should clear any 3270, any mode,
primary or alt screen size.
Hello,
I am working with Linux/390 and I am trying to do a few things with
the 3270 console. One of the first things I am trying to do is to
clear the screen. I have been unable to do that so far. I have tried the
following things:
- Looking in the termcap or terminfo databases. The
Diagnose instructions require that you be in supervisor state. Thus, you'd
need to have it occur in a device driver. Are you operating as a 3270 or in
the line-mode (3215) emulation of a virtual machine console?
-Original Message-
Hello,
I am working with Linux/390 and I am trying to
Probably not what you want to hear, but:
- Looking in the termcap or terminfo databases. The termcap and
terminfo sections for 3270 are quite incomplete. As a result,
programs like /bin/clear don't function properly.
Presumes that the console driver would
BY THE WAY ...
I maintained for years, and still do,
that a 3270 can be used effectively from carefully written
ASCII application programs. The big requirement is not
3270 data streams nor EBCDIC, it's block mode toleration.
Tools like YaST are awfully close to being able to do this.
The
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