In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on 04/02/2006
at 09:25 AM, Paul Gilmartin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>Is VTIOC part of TSO?
Yes; it's the VTAM equivalent of TIOC, and is the interface between
TPUT et al and VTAM.
>So my tn3270 X is identifying itself to the
>host as a different terminal type, resulting in a different behavior
>of VTIOC?
Doubtful; it's probably a character set issue. It sounds like you and
Mark are using two different sets of translate tables.
>Here's the x3270 trace:
TPUT or VTAM? What is the formatting? I see that you do have a PT
(x'05') after your hyphens, which *should* skip to the next
unprotected field; probably *not* what you[1] want, but legal. The
meaning of PT for 3270 is *not* the same as HT fo SCS, even though
they have the same code point.
If you run a TPUT trace, take a look at the type of TPUT; that may
shed some light on things. Off hand I'd say that OMVS should translate
out the tabs and add spaces, but that may require submitting a formal
requirement rather than just an ETR.
[1] You being the original Unix programmer of the application.
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