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From: jrd@cc.usu.edu (Joe Doupnik)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: wy50 stdout mode in mskermit
Message-Id: <1995Aug18.114240.59236@cc.usu.edu>
Date: 18 Aug 95 11:42:40 MDT
References: <412h3i$8u3@ddi2.digital.net>
Organization: Utah State University
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In article <412h3i$8u3@ddi2.digital.net>, rac@digital.net (Roger Cornelius) writes:
> I'm using mskermit 3.14 on an IBM clone with set term type wyse50 to
> connect to a UNIX system. Kermit's wy50 emulation doesn't appear
> to include stdout mode, or at least I can't figure out how to get
> it working. This makes it very difficult to work in applications
> which rely on highlighting.
>
> Is there some way to get stdout mode to work in wyse50 mode, either
> via reverse video or underline?
--------
I can't speak for your termcap/terminfo material. However, here
is the section of Kermit's Wyse50 doc on the matter:
WYSE ESCAPE SEQUENCE DESCRIPTION OF ACTION (* = Not Supported)
ESC <space> report terminal ident, send 3 bytes "50<c/r>"
ESC ! attrib writes all unprotected cells with attribute
code attrib (Blank attribute is ignored)
attrib action
0 normal video
1 *blank
2 blink
3 *blank
4 reverse video
8 underscore
40h dim
(attrib is a byte with these bits as components,
using a bias of ASCII "0", 30h)
Joe D.