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From: "Scott Caissie" <scottac@nb.sympatico.ca>
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Macro: Terminal -> Command -> Terminal -> Command?
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I'm trying to find any possible way to allow a Macro to revert back to the
COMMAND window "after" CONNECTing.
Step #1 Terminal --> Command
Set Key \96 \Ktest
Define test {
; various commands
CONNECT
}
While in the TERMINAL, the key will bring you to the COMMAND window where
the macro is processed.
Step #2 Command --> Terminal
Define test {
; various commands
CONNECT
}
One the script is done, the CONNECT command goes to the TERMINAL.
Step #3 ?? Terminal --> Command
Now heres my question. Can a macro issue a command through OUTPUT or TRIGGER
that will cause you to return back to the COMMAND window? I know you can't
OUTPUT \Kexit.
I'm not sure if TRIGGER is buggy or not but it loses its trigger in a
certain situations without actually "triggering" you back to the COMMAND
window. I'm not having much luck in getting OUTPUT and TRIGGER to work
together.
Example:
SET TERMINAL TRIGGER TEST
OUTPUT TEST
CONNECT
* Trigger is used up, but didn't actually trigger anything.
- Scott