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From: fdc@watsun.cc.columbia.edu (Frank da Cruz)
Subject: Re: K2 hotkeys?
Date: 28 Jan 1999 00:04:20 GMT
Organization: Columbia University
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In article <NoxDkohQNCsd-pn2-xI5W8MXN9IHP@stephen.digitech.co.nz>,
Stephen Worthington <stephen@digitech.co.nz.nospam> wrote:
: I am using Kermit/2 under OS/2 and I much enjoy being able to use the PgUp
: and PgDn keys to get immediate access to the scrollback buffer. Now I am
: having to turn on and off session logging frequently, so I made myself a
: macro (l) for this. However, I am finding it annoying to have to do the
: keystroke sequence <Alt-X>do l<cr><Alt-X> each time I run the macro. Is
: there some way to assign this macro to hotkey in the same way that the
: PgUp and PdDn are assigned?
:
In fact, there is a way to assign a macro to a key:
set key \xxx \Kname
where xxx is the keycode and "name" is the macro name. Or, if you want
this assignment active only for a particular terminal emulation:
set terminal key vt100 \xxx \Kname
(where "vt100" is the emulation name).
But you don't need to do this to turn the session log on and off, since
there already are Kverbs for that:
\Klogoff (stop logging)
\Klogon (start logging)
By default, they are not assigned to any keys, so pick the keys of your
choice.
- Frank