pa1409@sdcc13.ucsd.edu (Steven Haehnichen) (03/27/90)
Has anyone else tried the example for PKT (p.631)? It's a Kermit request for directory listing. "D" "G" PKT sends the request, and then the host responds with a directory. My PC (in server mode) uploaded a file named $KERMIT$.TMP, which was a string placed on the stack of the 48. Neat idea! MS-DOS DIR as a string acknowledgement message.... Anyway, of course, it is a string, so it wasn't in multi-line, and all that was visible was "Volume in drive C..." So, what I would like to do is put the user into EDIT mode to view the directory. (Like pressing <\ EDIT or [down]) I looked all over the manual and couldn't come up with a programmable command to do this. (or enter EquationWriter, or MatrixWriter) I know, it's only one keystroke, but just the thought that I _can't_ program something to be automatic.... :) By the way, does anyone have a list of any other Kermit PKT commands? "Remote directory" worked fine (very interesting), but none of the other "remote ..." commands were accepted. Ok, I admit it! I want to LOGIN to my HP48!! sorry.. :) Steve. shaehnichen@ucsd.edu
bobwo@hpcvra.CV.HP.COM (Bob Worsley) (03/28/90)
>By the way, does anyone have a list of any other Kermit PKT >commands? "Remote directory" worked fine (very interesting), but >none of the other "remote ..." commands were accepted. The 48SX SERVER responds to the following packets: G F Finish G L Logout G D Remote directory C Remote host (the packet contents are 48SX commands as typed in on the command line)
alonzo@microsoft.UUCP (Alonzo GARIEPY) (03/29/90)
In article <9339@sdcc6.ucsd.edu> pa1409@sdcc13.ucsd.edu (Steven Haehnichen) writes: > So, what I would like to do is put the user into EDIT mode to view Try the INPUT command documented on page 524 of the manual. Alonzo Gariepy alonzo@microsoft