slb@bnl.UUCP (Sanford L. Barr at Brookhaven National Labs, L.I.) (02/03/85)
For those of us who use more than one terminal for the C-64
here's a termcap file which covers 3 of the millions of terminals
for the C-64. If you have a termcap entry you'd like to have added to
the list please send it to me. I'll post the completed list in
about a month.
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# This file contains a collection of termcap entries for the various
# terminal programs of the Commodore-64.
# Terminals supported below are:
# Name Termcap entry Notes
# Vidtex-64 c64vtx Only 40 columns
# Term-80 term80 Term-80 in 80 column mode
# Term-80 term40 Term-80 in 40 column mode
# Screen80 scn80 Gazettes' term in 80 col mode
# Screen80 scn40 Gazettes' term in 40 col mode
# Termcap for VIDTEX supported on the Commodore 64
# Most of the entries are pure UNIX(tm); but some of the entries
# are for MultiPlan(tm) and Ryan/McFarland COBOL as integrated on the
# NCR Tower-1632.
#
# Home key = ^A
# Left Arrow key = ^H
# Right Arrow key = ^F
# Up Arrow key = ^U
# Down Arrow key = ^J
#
# Discovered key sequences for UNIX using VIDTEX(tm) Software:
# Note: These are to specific to Commodore 64's only. Please read the
# manual specific to your machine and experiment.
#
# pipe symbol: CTRL/!
# reverse apostrophe: CTRL/'
# left brace: CTRL/(
# right brace: CTRL/)
# tilde (squiggle): CTRL/-
# backslash: CTRL/# (English pound)
# escape: # (English pound)
# delete: CTRL/INST-DEL
VT|c64vtx|CompuServe VIDTEX(tm):co#40:li#25:bs:cl=\EH\EJ:ti=^H:te:\
cm=\EY%+ %+ :cd=\EJ:ce=\EK:kh=^A:kl=^U:bc=^H:kr=^F:nd=\EC:ku=^U:up=\EA:\
kd=^J:do=\EB:kb=^H:kc=^M:so=:se=:sg#0:us=:ue=:ug#0:\
k1=\E1:k2=\E2:k3=\E3:k4=\E4:k5=\E5:k6=\6:k7=\E7:k8=\E8:k9=\E9:\
CN=:CF=:NM=:NB=:NR=:NS=:AL=:AB=:AR=:AS=:OV#0:\
MP=:MR=:NU=^N:EN=^V:
#
#End of termcap definition for VIDTEX
# Termcap for TERM-80 program wirtten for the C-64
# This program uses a "painted" hi-res screen which is barely visible
# without a Commodore 1701/2 monitor. The terminal supports both 40
# and 80 colums as well as both 1200 and 300 baud.
# As a note: To get out of TERM-80 to switch baud settings press
# and hold the Commodore key down while you hit run/stop.
# Terminal in 80 column mode:
t8|term80|terminal 40/80:\
:cl=\EH\EJ:cm=\EY%+ %+ :cd=\EJ:ce=\EK:do=\EB:up=\EA:\
:co#80:li#25:us=\Eo:ue=\En:
# Terminal in 40 column mode:
t4|term40|terminal 40/80:\
:cl=\EH\EJ:cm=\EY%+ %+ :cd=\EJ:ce=\EK:do=\EB:up=\EA:\
:co#40:li#25:us=\Eo:ue=\En:
# End of entry for TERM-80
# Screen-80 was published in the Sept. issue of Compute's Gazette, and
# implements an 80 col display (marginally readable with a 1701/2) on the
# 64 by "painting" a hi-res screen. It is compatible with the CHROUT
# routine, and features a character set that can be customized (!!)
# Screen-80 in 40 column mode
z8|scn40|commodore 64:li#24:co#40:am:\
:bs:cl=^l:ho=^f:\
:nd=^]:up=^^:do=^k:kb=^h:\
:kd=^k:kl=^\:kr=^]:ku=^^:
z8|scn80|commodore 64 with 80 column:li#24:co#80:am:\
:bs:cl=^l:ho=^f:\
:nd=^]:up=^^:do=^k:kb=^h:\
:kd=^k:kl=^\:kr=^]:ku=^^:
--
Sanford L. Barr
Famous designer of the Write Only Memory.
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