jcn@link.UUCP (J. C. Noll) (01/26/85)
The following termcap was obtained from a netnews article. It is followed by the corresponding terminfo. # Article 445 of 461, Jan 17 12:33. # Subject: Re: c64 as a terminal # Commodore is now selling the CompuServe VIDTEX terminal software program # under their label. This emulator supports backslash, tilde, grave etc # and should works on UNIX (at least vers. V). I found a Commodore 64 # TERMCAP entry on the Vax/unix sig on CompuServe. We have made some # modifications to it and it still is not quite right, but is close. # Vidtex - I believe - only works in 40 column mode as the TERMCAP entry # implies. # CompuServe's VIDTEX varies for different brands of microcomputers due to # screen and other parameters (co; li; so; se) etc. but generally is a vt52 # variant (without reverse scroll ESC I). # Bill Louden # caribou!bill # Here is the TERMCAP entry. # # 1/10/85 Caribou Information Network # Corrected ce, cd and cl to actual VIDTEX parameters. # (discovered that ce and cd were reversed and that cl # was not ^L but an escape sequence.) # Bill Louden # # Termcap entry added by Ralph Hightower NCR Columbia:QA/MPEE # for support of Commodore 64 # running CompuServe's VIDTEX(tm) Software # # Improvements are encouraged. Please contact me on # CompuServe [70346,1667] # in the Commodore 64 Sig (PCS-156/COMM64) # CP/M SIG (PCS-47/SIGCPM) # Programmers' SIG (PCS-158/PROGRA) # or in the VAX SIG (PCS-16/VAXSIG) # or by mail: # Ralph M. Hightower, Jr. # NCR E&M-Columbia # Quality Assurance-MPEE (991) # 3325 Platt Springs Rd. # West Columbia, SC 29169 # # or: # Ralph M. Hightower, Jr. # 108 Ashwood Dr. # Irmo, SC 29063 # # 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 The corresponding terminfo is c64vtx|CompuServe VIDTEX(tm), cols#40, lines#25, xmc#0, bel=^G, clear=\EH\EJ, cr=\r, cub1=\b, cud1=\EB, cuf1=\EC, cuu1=\EA, ed=\EJ, el=\EK, ind=\n, kbs=\b, kcub1=^U, kcuf1=^F, kcuu1=^U, kf2=\E2, kf3=\E3, kf4=\E4, kf5=\E5, kf6=:k7=\E7, kf7=\E7, kf8=\E8, kf9=\E9, khome=^A, smcup=\b, The termcap to termnfo program I used complained about the following: wrong type given for the string termcap code 'te'. the string termcap code 'kc' is not a valid name. the string termcap code 'CN' is not a valid name. the string termcap code 'CF' is not a valid name. the string termcap code 'NM' is not a valid name. the string termcap code 'NB' is not a valid name. the string termcap code 'NR' is not a valid name. the string termcap code 'NS' is not a valid name. the string termcap code 'AB' is not a valid name. the string termcap code 'AR' is not a valid name. the string termcap code 'AS' is not a valid name. the numeric termcap code 'OV' is not a valid name. the string termcap code 'MP' is not a valid name. the string termcap code 'MR' is not a valid name. the string termcap code 'NU' is not a valid name. the string termcap code 'EN' is not a valid name. cap AL (info il) is NULL: REMOVED cap se (info rmso) is NULL: REMOVED cap ue (info rmul) is NULL: REMOVED cap so (info smso) is NULL: REMOVED cap us (info smul) is NULL: REMOVED -- J. C. Noll link!jcn (201) 949-2158