kennii@wybbs.mi.org (Kenn Booth II) (06/25/91)
I have the variable nl=\032 which is the character which moves the
cursor down one line without executing a cr and clearing the next line...
I have done everything I know to suppress the host from sending
\012 as the nl character, but no matter what I do it just won't understand
that I don't want the nl character as \012...
everything looks ok, other than that one glitch, but that single byte makes
using the $TERMCAP useless...
I am running a Tandy Mod4 using the COMM/CMD program...
below is the latest setting that I used...
TERM=jazz ; export TERM
TERMCAP="jazz|trs80|tandy4:\
:co#80:li#24:it#8:\
:cd=\037:ce=\036:ho=\034:\
:up=\033:cl=\034\037:\
:kl=^H:kd=^J:kr=^I:.kb=^H:\
:ku=^K:cr=\035\032:\
:le=^X:do=^Z:nd=^Y:\
:vi=^O:vs=^N:\
:bw:.bs:am:xr:nl=\032:.nl=\032:.pt:ta=^I:nw=^Z\035:ve=^N:.os:.cm" ; export TERMCAP
HHEELLPP!!
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Kenn "Jazz" Booth II -- Micro-Data Consultants
[kennii@wybbs.mi.org] [jazz@eurynome.grand-rapids.mi.us]
[...!uunet!mailrus!sharkey!{wybbs|eurynome}!...]gwyn@smoke.brl.mil (Doug Gwyn) (06/27/91)
In article <621@wybbs.mi.org> kennii@wybbs.mi.org (Kenn Booth II) writes: >I have the variable nl=\032 ... The "nl" capability is obsolete. Try also setting do=\032 and sf=\032.