I was, just for fun, writing a vt52 terminal emulator, and one of the
programs I tested was vim. I discovered that vim has a built-in terminal
description of the vt52 which has several bugs:
> {(int)KS_AL, IF_EB("\033T", ESC_STR "T")},
> {(int)KS_DL, IF_EB("\033U", ESC_STR "U")},
>...
> {(int)KS_ME, IF_EB("\033SO", ESC_STR "SO")},
> {(int)KS_MR, IF_EB("\033S2", ESC_STR "S2")},
These don't appear to be valid codes, as far as I can tell from looking
at other vt52 terminal descriptions and the manual available from
classiccmp.org. They're not in the Atari extensions either (which use a
different set of codes under an ifdef anyway).
> {(int)KS_CM, IF_EB("\033Y%+ %+ ", ESC_STR "Y%+ %+ ")},
This is a termcap-only string, with no terminfo equivalent (which should
be "\033Y%p1%' '%+%c%p2%' '%+%c") provided.
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