James wrote:
how do i turn off the cursor
This is terminal-specific; some terminals may not allow the cursor to
be disabled. If it can be done, you need to send the string which
corresponds to the `civis' terminfo entry (`vi' termcap entry).
and make my programs accept characters
typed
how do i turn off the cursor and make my programs accept characters
typed into a terminal without you having to press enter first?
I once knew, but i forgot :)
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Syslab Sales and Services Pvt Ltd. wrote:
You just need to be able to receive and send data via a serial
..
Whenever a key is pressed, you need to send the corresponding ASCII
code via the serial connection.
1. How do I describe this terminal in termcap/terminfo?
You only
using the MCS 51 architecture
for the remote handheld terminals, the terminals will have a 16 character,
2 line LCD display. I want to write a terminal emulator which would enable
me to utilise the usual programs like login etc.. for the remote terminals
You just need to be able to receive
