On Saturday, Oct 4, 2003, at 09:09 Australia/Sydney, Jason Lee wrote:
Yup, that's no problem.. the issue is using the line editor inside
dsmadmc. I *wish* there was a key sequence like in vi rather than
having to use the dreaded insert key.
Well, if you're a fast enough typer, ^[[28~ should do it... where '^['
is escape (cntrl-[, or cntrl-3, for those of us unlucky enough to have
to use terminals with no escape key...).
Of course, another option would be another terminal emulator that
supports key re-mapping. These days, I only ever use xterms on my Mac
OS X laptop. Through judicious use of xev and xmodmap, you can pretty
much re-map anything, anywhere. Of course, my laptop already has an
insert key (fn-F7).
There are others out there - GLTerm springs to mind, but since my
laptop is too old to run it (graphics card), I don't know what it is
capable of.
Cheers,
--
Paul Ripke
Unix/OpenVMS/TSM/DBA
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