Kevin wrote:
On 1/1/06, Jim Self [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kevin wrote:
What I wish was that I was smart enough to write a converter from that
older
style into the expanded form that I like.
The XINDEX utilities include a pretty printer (^XINDX8) that I believe
does exactly what
you want.
It is available in Putty as an option
For Debian Linux it is:
To see what you have:
echo $TERM
T change it to vt100+:
TERM=vt100+
export TERM
The terminal definition is in /usr/share/terminfo/v/vt100+
But you all knew that right?
I love Linux (sorry Greg). ;-)
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Nancy Anthracite
Kevin wrote:
By the way, do you still have that code that would expand just one line. That
would be helpful to me. I have a debugger I have written that steps through
code. It would be nice to at least see the current line expanded.
My web based MUMPS routine viewer can be called at
Nancy,I am not clear what you are saying. Are you saying the PuTTY supports an extension to the VT100 supported features? And that you want a terminal created that supports these features? If so, what are the extra features the VT100+ offers?
KevinOn 1/2/06, Nancy Anthracite [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jim,Thank! I'll check it out.KevinOn 1/2/06, Jim Self [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kevin wrote:By the way, do you still have that code that would expand just one line.That
would be helpful to me.I have a debugger I have written that steps throughcode.It would be nice to at least see the current line
Here is another puzzling line of code for me:I DQ= G BAD:Y=U,LI understand that if DQ=, then the test of (Y=U) is checked, and if true, then a GOTO BAD is executed.What I don't understand it when the GOTO L will executed. If that GOTO was a DO, I would assume that the second location would be
If Y=U then it will go to BAD. If Y does not
equal U then it will go to L.
Jim Gray
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From:
Kevin Toppenberg
To: Hardhats Sourceforge
Sent: Monday, January 02, 2006 7:47
PM
Subject: [Hardhats-members] More M syntax
questions (why would
This is why I was looking at VT100+. It's from George's Fileman Readme.
1. SCREENMAN ENHANCEMENTS:
-Mouse is now usable when running ScreenMan forms.
To use mouse with ScreenMan forms, your terminal emulator needs to
be able to receive ANSI standard control sequences to turn mouse on
and
Kevin;
First true GOTO wins and you never
come back (ecept for the logic might cause to happen, but that would have very
little to do with the GOTO after it has been triggered. The L is taken
only if the IF was true andthe BADPOST-Conditional is false
(Y=U). If BAD is taken, then L is
Gosh, I should have thought of that...Actually I wondered if that was the answer and was coming back to decide if post a clarification.Thanks!KevinOn 1/2/06,
James Gray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If Y=U then it will go to BAD. If Y does not
equal U then it will go to L.
Jim Gray
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OK. But that doesn't sound like you need a new terminal entry on the VistA side, just that PuTTY be put in the proper mode. Am I missing something?KevinOn 1/2/06,
Nancy Anthracite [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is why I was looking at VT100+.It's from George's Fileman Readme.1. SCREENMAN
On Jan 2, 2006, at 7:44 PM, Nancy Anthracite wrote:
This is why I was looking at VT100+. It's from George's Fileman
Readme.
Does VT-100+ mean VT-100 or above?
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they are not
On Jan 2, 2006, at 7:39 PM, Chris Richardson wrote:Kevin; First true GOTO wins and you never come back (ecept for the logic might cause to happen, but that would have very little to do with the GOTO after it has been triggered. The L is taken only if the IF was true and the BAD
On Jan 2, 2006, at 6:47 PM, Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
Here is another puzzling line of code for me:
I DQ= G BAD:Y=U,L
I understand that if DQ=, then the test of (Y=U) is checked, and
if true, then a GOTO BAD is executed.
What I don't understand it when the GOTO L will executed. If that
Maybe I am missing something. I thought I was changing my current teminal
emulation to VT100+ when I was in Konsole by running those two commands. The
default for Konsole seems to be XTERM.
As for VT100+, in some information about the putty VT100+, it says this on
this page:
Not really, the post-conditionalized command and
the post-conditionalized argument are very distinct and easy to
understand. If the command post-conditional is false, you skip the whole
command and the argument. If the post-conditionalized argument fails, then
you skip to the next argument
On Jan 2, 2006, at 8:23 PM, Chris Richardson wrote:Not really, the post-conditionalized command and the post-conditionalized argument are very distinct and easy to understand. If the command post-conditional is false, you skip the whole command and the argument. If the post-conditionalized
On Jan 2, 2006, at 8:09 PM, Nancy Anthracite wrote:
As for VT100+, in some information about the putty VT100+, it says
this on
this page: http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/0.58/htmldoc/
Chapter4.html
4.4.3 Changing the action of the function keys and keypad
This option affects the
I think my favorite emulator of all time was CrossTalk, though I must admit
I haven't used in nearly 15 years. Now I use NetTerm.
http://www.securenetterm.com/html/netterm.html
It's a freebie that has a robust array or terminals, though we use VT320 PC
with FileMan. Of course blush all our PC's
On Jan 2, 2006, at 8:52 PM, Thurman Pedigo wrote:
Does any of the above seem handicapped?
I'm not sure I understand. Handicapped in what sense?
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Gregory Woodhouse
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man, but he is brave five minutes longer.
-- Ralph Waldo Emerson
Just curious whether I am missing some feature everyone expects. Over the
years I have tried a number of terminal emulators and (nearly) always
wondered if there wasn't something better. After all, we aren't talking the
real McCoy. All the programs are trying to look like some hardware device.
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