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From: dold@85.usenet.us.com
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: How to change MSKermit key mappings?
Date: 17 Nov 1997 19:20:49 GMT
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Tim Holmes (holmes@shell10.ba.best.com) wrote:
: I am using MS-Kermit to connect to a Linux box from
: a DOS machine across a serial line. One difficulty I am
: having is that the F-keys seem to be different
: on MS-Kermit's VT100, VT102, VT320, etc,
: seem to be different from other implemenatations.
: Some of the programs I use rely on the F-keys, so I would
: like to change some of them.
Function keys, and everyone's insistence on emulating VT100 are at odds
with each other, since a VT100 is really a very poor terminal ;-)
There are oddities like PF keys, Gold keys, application keys...
MSKermit is more likely to be doing the correct thing, according to VT100
spec, than are most other comm programs, which would rather bend to the
whims of a popular application.
To wit, there are no function keys above f4 on a real vt100.
That aside, I find that the following map set works for me:
define UKEY1 set key clear,set key \270 \008,set key \782 \008; BackSpace
do UKEY1
; to match (ESIX 4.0.4) vt100 extended function keys to PC keyboard.
; f5 f6 f7 f8 f9 f10
define UKEY2 set key \319 \27Ot, set key \320 \27Ou, set key \321 \027Ov, set key \322 \027Ol, set key \323 \027Ow, set key \324 \027Ox
do UKEY2
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Clarence A Dold - dold@network.rahul.net
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