johnk@auscso.UUCP (John Knutson) (10/25/87)
In qtermtab, it says that a z29 will return an ^[/K sequence and another
one to a ^[Z. Is this true? I found that ms-kermit with h19 emulation will
return the ^[/K sequence. But it confused me that the one terminal with
the exact same discription had two possible responses. Besides that, we
don't have a terminfo entry for h-29, so if someone would kindly mail it to
me... :-) Help? How bout termcap for ms-kermit?
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Communicating, like in the good ol' days.mcooper@skat.usc.edu (Michael A. Cooper) (10/26/87)
In article <572@auscso.UUCP> johnk@auscso.UUCP (John Knutson) writes: >In qtermtab, it says that a z29 will return an ^[/K sequence and another >one to a ^[Z. Is this true? I found that ms-kermit with h19 emulation will >return the ^[/K sequence. But it confused me that the one terminal with >the exact same discription had two possible responses. Besides that, we >don't have a terminfo entry for h-29, so if someone would kindly mail it to >me... :-) Help? How bout termcap for ms-kermit? A z29 will respond with 2 different sequences depending on which of 2 sequences you query the terminal with. (I think that's why I put both entries in, but it was a long time ago...) For all intents and purposes a z29 = h29 = h19 provided the '29s are in "zenith" mode. i.e. the can use the same termcap/terminfo entry. So you don't really need another entry for a h-29. mike Michael A. Cooper, University Computing Services, U of Southern California UUCP: {sdcrdcf, cit-vax}!oberon!mcooper BITNET: mcooper@uscvaxq ARPA: mcooper@oberon.USC.EDU PHONE: (213) 743-2957