Greetings, and thanks for looking into this!
Waldek Hebisch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I wrote:
root wrote:
Apparently the ptys are opened in raw mode and do not interpret the
control characters but pass them down the pipe to AXIOMsys. However
the (read) from axiom simply gets the
I wrote:
root wrote:
Apparently the ptys are opened in raw mode and do not interpret the
control characters but pass them down the pipe to AXIOMsys. However
the (read) from axiom simply gets the cntrl-D and tries to parse it.
I'm not really sure how this should be handled. Clearly you
Greetings, and thanks!
Can anyone see what this might suggest in the sman code?
Take care,
Waldek Hebisch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
root wrote:
Camm,
Architecturally there is a process called sman which starts up
other processes including axiomsys, which is a saved GCL image.
sman
Greetings, and thanks!
Can anyone see what this might suggest in the sman code?
Take care,
Waldek Hebisch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
root wrote:
Camm,
Architecturally there is a process called sman which starts up
other processes including axiomsys, which is a saved GCL
root wrote:
Apparently the ptys are opened in raw mode and do not interpret the
control characters but pass them down the pipe to AXIOMsys. However
the (read) from axiom simply gets the cntrl-D and tries to parse it.
I'm not really sure how this should be handled. Clearly you don't
want
Camm,
Architecturally there is a process called sman which starts up
other processes including axiomsys, which is a saved GCL image.
sman handles the terminal. by default a special terminal handler
called 'clef' (command line edit function) which is our own version
of readline-like handling is
root wrote:
Camm,
Architecturally there is a process called sman which starts up
other processes including axiomsys, which is a saved GCL image.
sman handles the terminal. by default a special terminal handler
called 'clef' (command line edit function) which is our own version
of
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