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Article: 13491 of comp.protocols.kermit.misc
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From: fdc@columbia.edu (Frank da Cruz)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: ms-kermit and alt keys
Date: 30 Jun 2002 11:13:08 -0400
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In article <a08c04ee.0206291155.1521d7da@posting.google.com>,
Tyler Spivey <tspivey8@telus.net> wrote:
: how do i get my alt keys to work under ms-dos kermit 3.14?
:
It depends on what you want them to do.
: if i do an alt-r in kermit, with:
: set term by 8
: set term cont 8
: it doesn't work.
: it's set at the default vt320,
: and i did:
: export TERM=vt320
: the machine i'm connecting to is linux, through a null modem cable.
:
Alt-r is Reset Terminal, as you can see by giving a SHOW KEY command
and then entering Alt-r.
: so basicly my question is:
: how do i send alt (or meta) keys through the serial port on an 8 bit
: (stty cs8) connection?
: and can i send alt-f<n> keys?
:
You can map any key to send whatever you want. By default Alt keys
are mapped to various functions. There is no Alt = Meta option in
MS-DOS Kermit.
You can find a selection of sample key mapping files in MS-DOS Kermit's
KEYBOARD subdirectory.
: sorry for all the questions - but how would i check if vt320 is
: defined in my system at all?
export term=vt320
emacs
If EMACS starts up normally, vt320 is supported.
- Frank