croft@csusac (Steve Croft) (08/30/90)
I'm using NCSA Telnet 2.3 and want to remap some of the VT100 keys... The 'readme23.tel' seems to indicate that a keymap file is a simple ascii file with 445 lines, each line position in the file represents a key. A value in that line will indicate the value to produced by that key (confused yet?). I have two question related to this: if you have a keyfile defined, can you include only those keys which you want remapped or do you need all keys defined? Also, what if you want a key to produce a string of values (like a VT100 function key); I assume you would just put the string of values on the line, but the documentation is unclear about this. The documentation is a little sparse and no sample file was included. Thanks, Steve stevec@water.ca.gov
croft@csusac (Steve Croft) (08/31/90)
Thanks for the replies to my question about the Telnet key mapping. I just grabbed 2.3b10 which seems to be the answer. In fact, we already had a Kermit key mapping file to do what we wanted. So, things worked out. Again, thanks! Steve Croft stevec@water.ca.gov