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On Wednesday 11 February 2004 17:55, you wrote:
I have a problem with the keymap too. some
function keys dont work
and I
I use x3270 and one thing I found was that if a line in your
keymap file actually has a trailing character e.g. a space,
then the mapping doesn't work.
Info supplied on the grounds of just in case...
Rod
: PA(1)\n\
KeyNext: PA(2)\n\
Thanks all.
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Change
\
ShiftKeyF7: PF(19)\n\
ShiftKeyF8: PF(20)\n\
ShiftKeyF9: PF(21)\n\
ShiftKeyF10: PF(22)\n\
ShiftKeyF11: PF(23)\n\
ShiftKeyF12: PF(24)\n
!
! Now tell x3270 to use these adjustments.
!
x3270.keymap: custom
!
! then open a shell and issue: xrdb -merge .Xresources
When
automatically?
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On Wednesday 11 February 2004 17:55, you wrote:
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From
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etc
I invoke c3270 tn3270a
wonder what I am doing wrong?
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Hi Folks,
Does anybody know of a nice keymap building utility (GUI) for x3270?
Failing that, can somebody send me a sample x3270pro file (Note: does
x3270pro need to be in the user's /home directory, or will x3270 find it if
you put it in it's install directory? - I'd prefer one master override
This is my .x3270pro file. I don't know about having a global default,
sorry
x3270.keymap: mine
x3270.keymap.mine: #override \
KeyPrior: PA(1)\n \
KeyNext: PA(2)\n\
KeyEscape: Attn()\n\
KeyReturn: Newline()\n\
KeyControl_R: Enter()\n\
KeyEnd
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This is my .x3270pro file. I don't know about having
a global default,
sorry
x3270.keymap: mine
x3270.keymap.mine: #override \
KeyPrior: PA(1)\n \
KeyNext: PA(2)\n
Sorry for the total ignorance question. Is there a simple to understand
document on how to set up the keymap for x3270? I've looked a bit at what I
could find, but to be blunt, I just didn't understand it. I'm an old 3270
user whose fingers are permenantly encoded as to where the special keys
such
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(21)\n\
ShiftKeyF10: PF(22)\n\
ShiftKeyF11: PF(23)\n\
ShiftKeyF12: PF(24)\n
!
! Now tell x3270 to use these adjustments.
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x3270.keymap: custom
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! then open a shell and issue: xrdb -merge .Xresources
When finished, save /home/userid/.Xresources and open a shell. Issue
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Sorry for the total ignorance question. Is there a simple to understand
document on how to set up the keymap for x3270? I've looked a bit at what
I
could find, but to be blunt
From the web site I mentioned and from Joe's note I found a way to create
a useful keymap without a lot of effort:
1. open an xterm on your linux pc
2. edit (vi, vim, ...) .x3270pro
3. at the end insert the following statements:
x3270.keymap: mine
x3270.keymap.mine: #override \
KeyPrior: PF
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