[net.info-terms] Termcap for dmcat

goldberg@SU-Russell.ARPA (01/12/86)

I am using a Xerox 1108 with the Intermezzo release version of CHAT
(the 1108's terminal emulation program).  CHAT emulates something close
to a dm2500 which it call dmchat.  Anyway it doesn't work very well
with vi.  The problem is with scrolling.  If anyone has a termcap entry
that works please send it to me.  Here is the raw entry for dmchat that
we have followed by what showtc has to say.  If I haven't provided
enough information please let me know politely.

Thanks in advance.


# dmchat is like DM2500, but DOES need "all that padding" (jcm 1/31/82)
# also, has a meta-key (MT)
dmchat|dmchat version of datamedia 2500:\
	:al=1*^P\n^X^]^X^]:\
	:MT:km:\
	:dl=2^P^Z^X^]:\
	:tc=dm2500:


dmchat,dmchat version of datamedia 2500
dm                                                MT
dm  Add new blank line                            al=1*^P\n^X^]^X^]
dm  Audible Bell                                  bl=^G
dm  Can backspace with ^H                         bs
dm  Clear to end of line                          ce=^W
dm  Clear screen                                  cl=^^^]
dm  Cursor motion                                 cm=^L%r%n%.%.
dm  Number of columns in a line                   co#80
dm  Delete character                              dc=^P\b\177^X
dm  Delete line                                   dl=2^P^Z^X^]
dm  Down one line                                 do=^J
dm  End insert mode;give ":ei=:" if ic            ei=
dm  Home cursor (if no cm)                        ho=^B
dm  Insert character                              ic=^P \177^X\b \b
dm  Start insert mode;give ":im=:" if ic          im=
dm                                                km
dm  Move left                                     le=^H
dm  Number of lines on screen or page             li#24
dm  No working CR (DM2500,H2000)                  nc
dm  Non-destructive space (cursor right)          nd=^\
dm  Newline character (default \n)                nl=^J
dm  Pad character (rather than null)              pc=\377
dm  End stand out mode                            se=^X^]
dm  Begin stand out mode                          so=^N
dm  Upline (cursor up)                            up=^Z

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