palowoda@megatest.UUCP (Bob Palowoda) (03/11/89)
I got Pcomm1.1 running on Xenix 2.2, when I try and user the
dialing directory I have to use <crtl><a><D> "capitial D".
All the other commands take a lowercase characters. I looked
at the case statement in the menu select code and there is
nothing that I can see wrong with it, and it's no different than
the other commands sequences. Has anyone seen this, or is there
a fix for this?
Also, I have patches 1-8 and 10. Somehow I missed 8 and 9, can anyone
tell me where to get these?
Also is version 2.0 of Pcomm out?
---Bob
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In article <2896@megatest.UUCP> palowoda@megatest.UUCP (Bob Palowoda) writes: > > I got Pcomm1.1 running on Xenix 2.2, when I try and user the >dialing directory I have to use <crtl><a><D> "capitial D". >All the other commands take a lowercase characters. I looked >at the case statement in the menu select code and there is >nothing that I can see wrong with it, and it's no different than >the other commands sequences. Has anyone seen this, or is there >a fix for this? I don't run Pcomm, but I'm willing to bet that this is related to the recent Pcomm-related posting concerning "getch()" in Curses. The SCO getch() call is buggy, in that it returns null for several keys, one-of-which is 'd'. [inews fill] [inews fill] [inews fill] -- Dave Hammond daveh@marob.masa.com