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Article 3978 of comp.sys.amiga:
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From: dillon@CORY.BERKELEY.EDU (Matt Dillon)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: DTERM 1.01 ... terminal program for hackers, has state machine!
Message-ID: <8704270430.AA06030@cory.Berkeley.EDU>
Date: 27 Apr 87 04:30:19 GMT
Sender: daemon@ucbvax.BERKELEY.EDU
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Lets consider this Beta. You *must* read the documentation, especially
the sample S:DTERM.INIT file at the end.
1) In terms of VT100 emulation, it doesn't compete with Dave Wecker's
VT100. In fact, DTERM can't do VT100 emulation.
2) Intelligent datamapping for the keyboard and incomming data means
that you can program DTERM to emulate almost any standard
terminal. I've included Z29 emulation. (Remember, this is
a beta version, I plan to add more features to the low
level console ).
Of course, you can do ANSI emulation since that's basically the
Amiga's console device. You can use the 'SUN' termcap (on those
systems which have termcaps) instead of the 'ANSI' termcap. The
'SUN' termcap is at least ANSI.11 (or whatever the amiga uses),
which means that your VI likes you a bit better.
3) State machine control... can you say 'dial up, set the proper
baud rate, and log me in'? I knew you could.
Uses arbitrary string matching on the input stream.
4) DME like command sequences. Thousands of commands.
5) You can build your own menu's.
Source is available on request, but I don't guarentee that you will
be able to compile it straight.
-Matt
(The next two posting contain the docs and uuencoded executable)