kennyz@pawl.rpi.edu (Kenny Zalewski) (04/08/90)
I just taught myself Uniterm macros, and I have one major question:
What methods can be used to execute a file with macros in it?
I only know of two so far:
1. Make it an auto-exec macro, which I don't want
2. Define a function key as %macro('filename')
Is there any way to just pass a command to Uniterm, other than the ones
already defined in the HELP menu?
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Kenny Zalewski
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, BARH B 107, Troy, NY, 12180-3590
kennyz@pawl.rpi.edu | Kenny_Zalewski@mts.rpi.edu | userfvct@rpitsmts.BITNETcs325ec@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu (Gregory Lemperle-Kerr) (04/08/90)
kennyz@pawl.rpi.edu (Kenny Zalewski) writes: >I just taught myself Uniterm macros, and I have one major question: >What methods can be used to execute a file with macros in it? >I only know of two so far: > 1. Make it an auto-exec macro, which I don't want > 2. Define a function key as %macro('filename') 3. popup(1-20,command,'name') (put in auto exec?) (set command to a fkey and the fkey to play the macro) -- Greg
hyc@math.lsa.umich.edu (Howard Chu) (04/09/90)
In article <'0M#VJ=@rpi.edu> kennyz@pawl.rpi.edu (Kenny Zalewski) writes:
%I just taught myself Uniterm macros, and I have one major question:
%
%What methods can be used to execute a file with macros in it?
%
%I only know of two so far:
% 1. Make it an auto-exec macro, which I don't want
% 2. Define a function key as %macro('filename')
%
%Is there any way to just pass a command to Uniterm, other than the ones
%already defined in the HELP menu?
Nope, that's about it. The obvious refinement is to define a function key
that prompts for the name of a macro file to execute, and executes it.
I suppose you should also be able to define a slot in the popup menu for it.
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-- Howard Chu @ University of Michigan