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- This document contains 3 sections:
-
- I. Procedure for mapping function keys under LWPD 4.1 using decudk
- method in TNVT220
- II. Procedure for mapping function keys under LWPD 4.1 using decudk
- method in Host Presenter
- III. Procedure for mapping function keys under LWPD 4.1 in ANSI
- emulation in TNVT220
-
-
- Section I.
-
- PROCEDURE FOR MAPPING FUNCTION KEYS UNDER LWPD 4.1 USING DECUDK METHOD
- ----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- *** TNVT220 ***
-
- Contents:
-
- 1. Introduction
- 2. modified EXTMAP.TXT file
- 3. diff summary of original EXTMAP.TXT and the modified version
- 4. sample .decudk file
- ----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- 1. Introduction
-
- To assign arbitrary character or escape sequences to function keys in
- TNVT220 in VT220 emulation, implement the DECUDK method:
-
- a. reassign PC Function keys to DEC Programmable Shift-Function
- keys in EXTMAP.TXT file (assuming the extended keyboard is being
- used)
-
- b. create .decudk file and define character or escape sequences to be
- assigned to the DEC Programmable keys
-
- In the example below I assigned:
-
- PC keys F1 - F10 to DEC keys Shift-F11 - Shift-F20
- PgUp (Numeric) to Shift-F6
- PgDown (Numeric) to Shift-F7
- Home (Numeric) to Shift-F8
- End (Numeric) to Shift-F9
- Insert (Numeric) to Shift-F10
-
- You may copy this file into C:\NET\HSTACC directory as is, or use diff
- summary to make modifications to the existing EXTMAP.TXT. It is
- *ESSENTIAL* that you save the original file first to a safe location
- in case an error occurs. Then compile the EXTMAP.TXT file with the
- KEY220 utility:
-
- C:\NET\HSTACC> key220 extmap.txt extmap.bin
-
- Before executing that command, also save the existing file EXTMAP.BIN.
-
- Next, create the .decudk file in the home account of the person who
- will be using remapped keyboard (or in a central location if all users
- are to be affected). When creating .decudk file, please note that ^[
- means "Escape" key as quoted literally using vi, *NOT* two separate
- characters. Enter quoted characters through opening a file with vi,
- pressing "i" for "insert mode" then pressing "Ctrl-v" for
- "quote-next-character-literally" then pressing "Esc" key. Enter
- character sequences to be assigned using HEX notation between "/" and
- second "^[" on each line in the .decudk file. To activate the function
- keys, "cat" the .decudk file to the environment. You can also do it
- at the command prompt:
-
- $ cat .decudk
-
- or at the login time by placing the same command at the end of user's
- .profile (if login shell is sh, ksh, bash or zsh) or in .login if user's
- login shell is csh, tcsh or other csh-derivative.
- ----------------------------------------------------------------------
- 2. modified EXTMAP.TXT
-
- # ---- cut here --------
- #
- # Copyright (c) 1992 Novell, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
- #
- # THIS WORK IS SUBJECT TO U.S. AND INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT LAWS
- # AND TREATIES. NO PART OF THIS WORK MAY BE USED, PRACTICED,
- # PERFORMED COPIED, DISTRIBUTED, REVISED, MODIFIED, TRANSLATED,
- # ABRIDGED, CONDENSED, EXPANDED, COLLECTED, COMPILED, LINKED,
- # RECAST, TRANSFORMED OR ADAPTED WITHOUT THE PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT
- # OF NOVELL, INC. ANY USE OR EXPLOITATION OF THIS WORK WITHOUT
- # AUTHORIZATION COULD SUBJECT THE PERPETRATOR TO CRIMINAL AND CIVIL
- # LIABILITY.
- #
-
- # VT220 Function Keys Map File - EXTMAP.TXT
-
- # This file is for the PCs with an enhanced 101/102 keys keyboard.
- # The enhanced PC keyboard has keys f11 and f12, and the functions keys
- # are on top. This file maps VT220 function keys to the PC keys as
- # closely as possible.
-
- # Line format:
-
- # VT220 Function Key = PC Key Sequence [, PC Key Sequence] ;
-
-
- # Defining VT220 Top-Row Function Keys
-
- DOSGate = Alt d; # Escape to DOS
- PrintScreen = Alt p; # Print Screen
- Set-up = Alt s; # Set-Up
- NextSession = Alt n; # Switch to Next TNVT220 Session
- TNVTGate = Alt t; # Escape to TNVT220 command proc
-
- Hold Screen = NULL;
- Break = NULL;
- Ctrl Break = NULL;
- Esc = Esc;
-
- F6 = Alt 6;
- F7 = Alt 7;
- F8 = Alt 8;
- F9 = Alt 9;
- F10 = Alt 0;
- F11 = Alt F1;
- F12 = Alt F2;
- F13 = Alt F3;
- F14 = Alt F4;
- F15 = Alt F5;
- F16 = Alt F6;
- F17 = Alt F7;
- F18 = Alt F8;
- F19 = Alt F9;
- F20 = Alt F10;
-
- Shift F6 = PgUp;
- Shift F7 = PgDn;
- Shift F8 = Home;
- Shift F9 = End;
- Shift F10 = Ins;
- Shift F11 = F1;
- Shift F12 = F2;
- Shift F13 = F3;
- Shift F14 = F4;
- Shift F15 = F5;
- Shift F16 = F6;
- Shift F17 = F7;
- Shift F18 = F8;
- Shift F19 = F9;
- Shift F20 = F10;
-
- # Auxiliary Keypad keys
-
- PF1 = Alt 1;
- PF2 = Alt 2;
- PF3 = Alt 3;
- PF4 = Alt 4;
-
- Aux 0 = Num 0;
- Aux 1 = Num 1;
- Aux 2 = Num 2;
- Aux 3 = Num 3;
- Aux 4 = Num 4;
- Aux 5 = Num 5;
- Aux 6 = Num 6;
- Aux 7 = Num 7;
- Aux 8 = Num 8;
- Aux 9 = Num 9;
- Aux Period = Num Period;
-
- Divide = Num Divide; # Not a VT220 Auxillary keypad key
- Multiply = Num Multiply; # Not a VT220 Auxillary keypad key
- Plus = Num Plus; # Not a VT220 Auxillary keypad key
- Aux Minus = Num Minus;
- Enter = Num Enter;
-
- Aux Comma = NULL; # Set to NULL for 4.1 release
-
-
- # Main Keypad keys
-
- Delete = Del;
-
-
- # Editing keypad keys
-
- Find = Insert;
- InsertHere = EditHome;
- Remove = PageUp;
- Select = Delete;
- PrevScreen = EditEnd;
- NextScreen = PageDown;
-
- Up Arrow = EditUp Arrow, Up Arrow;
- Down Arrow = EditDown Arrow, Down Arrow;
- Left Arrow = EditLeft Arrow, Left Arrow;
- Right Arrow = EditRight Arrow, Right Arrow;
-
-
- # Miscellaneous Defines
-
- Home = NULL; # if defined, generates Esc[H
-
- Vi-LineHome = NULL;
- Vi-LineEnd = NULL;
- Vi-ScreenHome = Ctrl Home;
- Vi-ScreenEnd = Ctrl End;
- Vi-Middle = Center;
- Vi-PgUp = NULL;
- Vi-PgDn = NULL;
- Vi-FileHome = Ctrl PgUp;
- Vi-FileEnd = Ctrl PgDn;
- Vi-Ins = NULL;
-
- # ---- cut here ----
-
- ----------------------------------------------------------------------
- 3. diff summary of the modified EXTMAP.TXT and the original EXTMAP.TXT
-
- 39,43c39,43
- < F6 = Alt 6;
- < F7 = Alt 7;
- < F8 = Alt 8;
- < F9 = Alt 9;
- < F10 = Alt 0;
- ---
- > F6 = F6;
- > F7 = F7;
- > F8 = F8;
- > F9 = F9;
- > F10 = F10;
- 55,69c55,69
- < Shift F6 = PgUp;
- < Shift F7 = PgDn;
- < Shift F8 = Home;
- < Shift F9 = End;
- < Shift F10 = Ins;
- < Shift F11 = F1;
- < Shift F12 = F2;
- < Shift F13 = F3;
- < Shift F14 = F4;
- < Shift F15 = F5;
- < Shift F16 = F6;
- < Shift F17 = F7;
- < Shift F18 = F8;
- < Shift F19 = F9;
- < Shift F20 = F10;
- ---
- > Shift F6 = Shift F6;
- > Shift F7 = Shift F7;
- > Shift F8 = Shift F8;
- > Shift F9 = Shift F9;
- > Shift F10 = Shift F10;
- > Shift F11 = Shift Alt F1;
- > Shift F12 = Shift Alt F2;
- > Shift F13 = Shift Alt F3;
- > Shift F14 = Shift Alt F4;
- > Shift F15 = Shift Alt F5;
- > Shift F16 = Shift Alt F6;
- > Shift F17 = Shift Alt F7;
- > Shift F18 = Shift Alt F8;
- > Shift F19 = Shift Alt F9;
- > Shift F20 = Shift Alt F10;
- 70a71
- >
- 73,76c74,77
- < PF1 = Alt 1;
- < PF2 = Alt 2;
- < PF3 = Alt 3;
- < PF4 = Alt 4;
- ---
- > PF1 = F1;
- > PF2 = F2;
- > PF3 = F3;
- > PF4 = F4;
- 123,124c124,125
- < Vi-LineHome = NULL;
- < Vi-LineEnd = NULL;
- ---
- > Vi-LineHome = Home;
- > Vi-LineEnd = End;
- 128,129c129,130
- < Vi-PgUp = NULL;
- < Vi-PgDn = NULL;
- ---
- > Vi-PgUp = PgUp;
- > Vi-PgDn = PgDn;
- 132c133
- < Vi-Ins = NULL;
- ---
- > Vi-Ins = Ins;
-
- ----------------------------------------------------------------------
- 4. sample .decudk file
-
- ^[P0;1|17/1B5B4A^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F6 - assigned to PgUp
- ^[P1;1|18/1B5B4E^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F7 - assigned to PgDown
- ^[P1;1|19/1B344A^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F8 - assigned to Home
- ^[P1;1|20/1B334A^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F9 - assigned to End
- ^[P1;1|21/1B4F60^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F10 - assigned to Insert
- ^[P1;1|23/1B4F50^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F11 - assigned to F1
- ^[P1;1|24/1B4F51^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F12 - assigned to F2
- ^[P1;1|25/1B4F52^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F13 - assigned to F3
- ^[P1;1|26/1B4F53^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F14 - assigned to F4
- ^[P1;1|28/1B4F54^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F15 - assigned to F5
- ^[P1;1|29/1B4F55^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F16 - assigned to F6
- ^[P1;1|31/1B4F56^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F17 - assigned to F7
- ^[P1;1|32/1B4F57^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F18 - assigned to F8
- ^[P1;1|33/1B4F58^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F19 - assigned to F9
- ^[P1;1|34/1B4F59^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F20 - assigned to F11
- ----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- Section II.
-
- *** HOST PRESENTER ***
-
- Contents:
-
- 1. Introduction
- 2. modified UNIX_MAP.TXT file
- 3. diff summary of original UNIX_MAP.TXT and the modified version
- 4. sample .decudk file
- ----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- 1. Introduction
-
- To assign arbitrary character or escape sequences to function keys in
- Host Presenter in VT220 emulation, implement the DECUDK method:
-
- a. reassign PC Function keys to DEC Programmable Shift-Function
- keys in UNIX_MAP.TXT file
-
- b. create .decudk file and define character or escape sequences to be
- assigned to the DEC Programmable keys
-
- In the example below I assigned:
-
- PC keys F1 - F11 to DEC keys Shift-F11 - Shift-F20
- PgUp (Numeric and Edit) to Shift-F6
- PgDown (Numeric and Edit) to Shift-F7
- Home (Numeric and Edit) to Shift-F8
- End (Numeric and Edit) to Shift-F9
- Insert (Numeric and Edit) to Shift-F10
-
- You may copy this file into C:\NET\HSTACC directory as is, or use diff
- summary to make modifications to the existing UNIX_MAP.TXT. It is
- *ESSENTIAL* that you save the original file first to a safe location
- in case an error occurs. Then compile the UNIX_MAP.TXT file with the
- KEY220 utility:
-
- C:\NET\HSTACC> key220 unix_map.txt unix_map.win
-
- Before executing that command, also save the existing file unix_map.win.
-
- Next, create the .decudk file in the home account of the person who
- will be using remapped keyboard (or in a central location if all users
- are to be affected). When creating .decudk file, please note that ^[
- means "Escape" key as quoted literally using vi, *NOT* two separate
- characters. Enter quoted characters through opening a file with vi,
- pressing "i" for "insert mode" then pressing "Ctrl-v" for
- "quote-next-character-literally" then pressing "Esc" key. Enter
- character sequences to be assigned using HEX notation between "/" and
- second "^[" on each line in the .decudk file. To activate the function
- keys, "cat" the .decudk file to the environment. You can also do it
- at the command prompt:
-
- $ cat .decudk
-
- or at the login time by placing the same command at the end of user's
- .profile (if login shell is sh, ksh, bash or zsh) or in .login if user's
- login shell is csh, tcsh or other csh-derivative.
- ----------------------------------------------------------------------
- 2. modified UNIX_MAP.TXT
-
- #
- # Copyright (c) 1992 Novell, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
- #
- # THIS WORK IS SUBJECT TO U.S. AND INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT LAWS
- # AND TREATIES. NO PART OF THIS WORK MAY BE USED, PRACTICED,
- # PERFORMED COPIED, DISTRIBUTED, REVISED, MODIFIED, TRANSLATED,
- # ABRIDGED, CONDENSED, EXPANDED, COLLECTED, COMPILED, LINKED,
- # RECAST, TRANSFORMED OR ADAPTED WITHOUT THE PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT
- # OF NOVELL, INC. ANY USE OR EXPLOITATION OF THIS WORK WITHOUT
- # AUTHORIZATION COULD SUBJECT THE PERPETRATOR TO CRIMINAL AND CIVIL
- # LIABILITY.
- #
-
- # VT220 Function Keys Map File - UNIX_MAP.TXT
-
- # This file is for the PCs with an enhanced 101/102 keys keyboard.
- # The enhanced PC keyboard has keys f11 and f12, and the functions keys
- # are on top. This file is provided for the users who don't access DEC
- # machines (don't need DEC VT Edit keys) and would prefer easy access to
- # Unix VI functions.
-
- TYPE = WINDOWS;
- NAME = Unix VI Map ;
-
- # Line format:
-
- # VT220 Function Key = PC Key Sequence [, PC Key Sequence] ;
-
-
- # Defining VT220 Top-Row Function Keys
-
- # The following 5 keys are not used in Host Presenter
-
- PrintScreen = NULL; # Print Screen
- Set-Up = NULL; # Set-Up
- DOSGate = NULL; # Escape to DOS
- NextSession = NULL; # Switch TNVT220 Session
- TNVTGate = NULL; # TNVT220 command proc gate
-
- Hold Screen = ScrollLock; # Hold Screen
- Break = NULL; # Break
- Ctrl Break = Ctrl Break; # Answer back key
- Esc = Esc; # Escape key
-
- F6 = NULL;
- F7 = NULL;
- F8 = NULL;
- F9 = NULL;
- F10 = NULL;
- F11 = NULL;
- F12 = NULL;
- F13 = NULL;
- F14 = NULL;
- F15 = Ctrl F5;
- F16 = Ctrl F6;
- F17 = Ctrl F7;
- F18 = Ctrl F8;
- F19 = Ctrl F9;
- F20 = Ctrl F11; # F10 is used by Windows
-
- Shift f6 = PageUp;
- Shift f7 = PageDown;
- Shift f8 = editHome;
- Shift f9 = editEnd;
- Shift f10 = Insert;
- Shift f11 = f1;
- Shift f12 = f2;
- Shift f13 = f3;
- Shift f14 = f4;
- Shift f15 = f5;
- Shift f16 = f6;
- Shift f17 = f7;
- Shift f18 = f8;
- Shift f19 = f9;
- Shift f20 = f11; # F10 is used by Windows
-
-
- # Main Keypad keys
-
- Delete = Delete, Del;
-
-
- # Editing keypad keys
-
- Find = NULL;
- InsertHere = NULL;
- Remove = NULL;
- Select = NULL;
- PrevScreen = NULL;
- NextScreen = NULL;
-
- UpArrow = EditUpArrow, UpArrow;
- DownArrow = EditDownArrow, DownArrow;
- LeftArrow = EditLeftArrow, LeftArrow;
- RightArrow = EditRightArrow, RightArrow;
-
-
- # Auxiliary Keypad keys
-
- PF1 = Ctrl f1;
- PF2 = Ctrl f2;
- PF3 = Ctrl f3;
- PF4 = Ctrl f4;
-
- Aux 0 = Num 0;
- Aux 1 = Num 1;
- Aux 2 = Num 2;
- Aux 3 = Num 3;
- Aux 4 = Num 4;
- Aux 5 = Num 5;
- Aux 6 = Num 6;
- Aux 7 = Num 7;
- Aux 8 = Num 8;
- Aux 9 = Num 9;
- Aux Period = Num Period;
-
- Divide = Num Divide; # Not a VT220 Auxillary keypad key
- Multiply = Num Multiply; # Not a VT220 Auxillary keypad key
- Plus = Num Plus; # Not a VT220 Auxillary keypad key
- Aux Minus = Num Minus;
- Enter = Num Enter;
-
- Aux Comma = NULL; # Set to NULL for 4.1 release
-
-
- # Miscellaneous defines
-
- Home = NULL; # If defined, generates Esc[H
-
- Vi-ScreenHome = AltEditHome;
- Vi-PgUp = NULL;
- Vi-PgDn = NULL;
- Vi-ScreenEnd = AltEditEnd;
- Vi-Ins = NULL;
- Vi-Middle = NULL; # Aux keypad not avail in Windows
- Vi-LineHome = NULL;
- Vi-LineEnd = NULL;
- Vi-FileHome = shiftEditHome;
- Vi-FileEnd = shiftEditEnd;
- # ---- cut here ----
-
- ----------------------------------------------------------------------
- 45,53c45,53
- < F6 = NULL;
- < F7 = NULL;
- < F8 = NULL;
- < F9 = NULL;
- < F10 = NULL;
- < F11 = NULL;
- < F12 = NULL;
- < F13 = NULL;
- < F14 = NULL;
- ---
- > F6 = F6;
- > F7 = F7;
- > F8 = F8;
- > F9 = F9;
- > F10 = F11; # F10 is used by Windows
- > F11 = Ctrl F1;
- > F12 = Ctrl F2;
- > F13 = Ctrl F3;
- > F14 = Ctrl F4;
- 61,75c61,75
- < Shift f6 = PageUp;
- < Shift f7 = PageDown;
- < Shift f8 = editHome;
- < Shift f9 = editEnd;
- < Shift f10 = Insert;
- < Shift f11 = f1;
- < Shift f12 = f2;
- < Shift f13 = f3;
- < Shift f14 = f4;
- < Shift f15 = f5;
- < Shift f16 = f6;
- < Shift f17 = f7;
- < Shift f18 = f8;
- < Shift f19 = f9;
- < Shift f20 = f11; # F10 is used by Windows
- ---
- > Shift f6 = Shift f6;
- > Shift f7 = Shift f7;
- > Shift f8 = Shift f8;
- > Shift f9 = Shift f9;
- > Shift f10 = Shift f11; # F10 is used by Windows
- > Shift f11 = Shift Ctrl f1;
- > Shift f12 = Shift Ctrl f2;
- > Shift f13 = Shift Ctrl f3;
- > Shift f14 = Shift Ctrl f4;
- > Shift f15 = Shift Ctrl f5;
- > Shift f16 = Shift Ctrl f6;
- > Shift f17 = Shift Ctrl f7;
- > Shift f18 = Shift Ctrl f8;
- > Shift f19 = Shift Ctrl f9;
- > Shift f20 = Shift Ctrl f11; # F10 is used by Windows
- 100,103c100,103
- < PF1 = Ctrl f1;
- < PF2 = Ctrl f2;
- < PF3 = Ctrl f3;
- < PF4 = Ctrl f4;
- ---
- > PF1 = f1;
- > PF2 = f2;
- > PF3 = f3;
- > PF4 = f4;
- 131,132c131,132
- < Vi-PgUp = NULL;
- < Vi-PgDn = NULL;
- ---
- > Vi-PgUp = PageUp;
- > Vi-PgDn = PageDown;
- 134,137c134,137
- < Vi-Ins = NULL;
- < Vi-Middle = NULL; # Aux keypad not avail in Windows
- < Vi-LineHome = NULL;
- < Vi-LineEnd = NULL;
- ---
- > Vi-Ins = Ins;
- > Vi-Middle = NULL; # Aux keypad not avail in Windows
- > Vi-LineHome = editHome;
- > Vi-LineEnd = editEnd;
- ----------------------------------------------------------------------
- 4. sample .decudk file
-
- ^[P0;1|17/1B5B4A^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F6 - assigned to PgUp
- ^[P1;1|18/1B5B4E^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F7 - assigned to PgDown
- ^[P1;1|19/1B344A^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F8 - assigned to Home
- ^[P1;1|20/1B334A^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F9 - assigned to End
- ^[P1;1|21/1B4F60^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F10 - assigned to Insert
- ^[P1;1|23/1B4F50^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F11 - assigned to F1
- ^[P1;1|24/1B4F51^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F12 - assigned to F2
- ^[P1;1|25/1B4F52^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F13 - assigned to F3
- ^[P1;1|26/1B4F53^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F14 - assigned to F4
- ^[P1;1|28/1B4F54^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F15 - assigned to F5
- ^[P1;1|29/1B4F55^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F16 - assigned to F6
- ^[P1;1|31/1B4F56^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F17 - assigned to F7
- ^[P1;1|32/1B4F57^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F18 - assigned to F8
- ^[P1;1|33/1B4F58^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F19 - assigned to F9
- ^[P1;1|34/1B4F59^[\ DEC Programmable Shift F20 - assigned to F11
- ----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- Section III.
-
- PROCEDURE FOR MAPPING FUNCTION KEYS IN TNVT220 UNDER ANSI EMULATION
- -------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- Contents:
- ---------
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Default key mappings under ANSI emulation
- 3. How to use it in practice
- 4. Final caveat
-
- -----------------------------------------------------------------
- 1. Introduction
-
- One of the elements of setting up ANSI emulation in TNVT220 is mapping
- the keys on the keyboard through KBDDATA, a file found in \NET\HSTACC
- directory on the drive where LWPD 4.1 is installed. The KBDDATA file as
- shipped included only few mappings. The following is a list of all
- defaults (as shipped), and also a list of the codes that all mappable
- keys produce both on the PC side and the UNIX side (if not remapped).
- Those codes are presented in the form that is understood by KBDDATA.
- This listing also contains additional information where appropriate.
-
- -----------------------------------------------------------------
- 2. Default key mappings under ANSI emulation
-
- Key on the PC Codes on the Codes on the
- keyboard DOS side UNIX side Additional Info
- ------------- ------------ ------------ ---------------
- Esc 27 27
- F1 0;59 59
- F2 0;60 60
- F3 0;61 61
- F4 0;62 62
- F5 0;63 63
- F6 0;64 64
- F7 0;65 65
- F8 0;66 66
- F9 0;67 67
- F10 0;68 68
- Alt-F1 0;104 104
- Alt-F2 0;105 105
- Alt-F3 0;106 106
- Alt-F4 0;107 107
- Alt-F5 0;108 108
- Alt-F6 0;109 109
- Alt-F7 0;110 110
- Alt-F8 0;111 111
- Alt-F9 0;112 112
- Alt-F10 0;113 113
- Ctrl-F1 0;94 94
- Ctrl-F2 0;95 95
- Ctrl-F3 0;96 96
- Ctrl-F4 0;97 97
- Ctrl-F5 0;98 98
- Ctrl-F6 0;99 99
- Ctrl-F7 0;100 100
- Ctrl-F8 0;101 101
- Ctrl-F9 0;102 102
- Ctrl-F10 0;103 103
- Shift-F1 0;84 84
- Shift-F2 0;85 85
- Shift-F3 0;86 86
- Shift-F4 0;87 87
- Shift-F5 0;88 88
- Shift-F6 0;89 89
- Shift-F7 0;90 90
- Shift-F8 0;91 91
- Shift-F9 0;92 92
- Shift-F10 0;93 93
- ~ 126 126
- ` 96 96
- ! 33 33
- @ 64 64
- # 35 35
- $ 36 36
- % 37 37
- ^ 94 94
- & 38 38
- ( 40 40
- ) 41 41
- _ 95 95
- + 43 43
- 1 49 49
- 2 50 50
- 3 51 51
- 4 52 52
- 5 53 53
- 6 54 54
- 7 55 55
- 8 56 56
- 9 57 57
- 0 58 58
- - 45 45
- = 61 61
- Ctrl-2 3 3 Same as Ctrl-C - interrupt
- Ctrl-6 30 30
- Ctrl-- 31 31
- Bsp 8 8
- Ctrl-Bsp 127 127 Sometimes used as interrupt
- on the UNIX side. Often
- used as backspace.
- Shift-Bsp 8 8 See Bsp
- Alt-1 0;120 120
- Alt-2 0;121 121
- Alt-3 0;122 122
- Alt-4 0;123 123
- Alt-5 0;124 124
- Alt-6 0;125 125
- Alt-7 0;126 126
- Alt-8 0;127 127 See Ctrl-Bsp
- Alt-9 0;128 128 UNIX host echoes
- back 0;10 (^@)
- Alt-10 0;129 1 Actually sent is 129, but
- UNIX host translates it
- into 1
- Alt-- 0;130 2 Sent is 130, translated
- into 2
- Alt-= 0;131 3 Sent is 131, translated
- to 3, works like Ctrl-C
- Del 0;83 127 See Ctrl-Bsp
- Ins 0;82 82
- Home 0;72 72
- End 0;76 76
- PgUp 0;73 -1 EOF
- PgDn 0;81 21
- Ctrl-Home 0;119 119
- Ctrl-End 0;117 117
- Ctrl-PgUp 0;132 -1 EOF
- Ctrl-PgDn 0;118 118
- left 0;75 8 Same as Bsp
- right 0;77 12 Same as Ctrl-L - "treat
- this line as the last one
- on the page, start next
- page from the top of the
- screen". In DOS known
- as Form Feed.
- q 113 113
- w 119 119
- e 101 101
- r 114 114
- t 116 116
- y 121 121
- u 117 117
- i 105 105
- o 111 111
- p 112 112
- [ 91 91
- ] 93 93
- \ 92 92
- a 97 97
- s 115 115
- d 100 100
- f 102 102
- g 103 103
- h 104 104
- j 106 106
- k 107 107
- l 108 108
- ; 59 59
- ' 39 39
- z 122 122
- x 120 120
- c 99 99
- v 118 118
- b 98 98
- n 110 110
- m 109 109
- , 44 44
- . 46 46
- / 47 47
- Q 81 81
- W 87 87
- E 69 69
- R 82 82
- T 84 84
- Y 89 89
- U 85 85
- I 73 73
- O 79 79
- P 80 80
- { 123 123
- } 125 125
- | 124 124
- A 65 65
- S 83 83
- D 68 68
- F 70 70
- G 71 71
- H 72 72
- J 74 74
- K 75 75
- L 76 76
- : 58 58
- " 34 34
- Z 90 90
- X 88 88
- C 67 67
- V 86 86
- B 66 66
- N 78 78
- M 77 77
- < 60 60
- > 62 62
- ? 63 63
- Ctrl-q 17 17 Resume display
- Ctrl-w 23 23
- Ctrl-e 5 5
- Ctrl-r 18 18
- Ctrl-t 20 20
- Ctrl-y 25 25
- Ctrl-u 21 21
- Ctrl-i 9 9 Tab
- Ctrl-o 15 3 Interrupt
- Ctrl-p 16 Captured by DOS for printing
- mode
- Ctrl-[ 27 27 Esc
- Ctrl-] 29 29
- Ctrl-\ 28 28 Quit - Diagnostic Core Dump
- Ctrl-a 1 1
- Ctrl-s 19 19 Stop display
- Ctrl-d 4 -1 EOF
- Ctrl-f 6 6
- Ctrl-g 7 7 Bell
- Ctrl-h 8 8 Bsp
- Ctrl-j 10 10 Newline
- Ctrl-k 11 11
- Ctrl-l 12 12 See Ctrl-right
- Ctrl-z 26 26 Sometimes used to stop jobs
- in job control (if supported)
- Ctrl-x 24 24
- Ctrl-c 3 3
- Ctrl-v 22 22 Quote next keystroke literally
- Ctrl-b 2 2
- Ctrl-n 14 14
- Ctrl-m 13 13 CR
- Alt-q 0;16 16 UNIX echoes back Ctrl-p (16) to
- terminal, which turns on local
- printing from screen
- Alt-w 0;17 17
- Alt-e 0;18 18
- Alt-r 0;19 19 On UNIX side same as Ctrl-s -
- stop display
- Alt-t 0;20 Captured by TNVT220 - Prompt
- Gate
- Alt-y 0;21 21
- Alt-u 0;22 22 Same as Ctrl-v - quote next
- keystroke literally
- Alt-i 0;23 23
- Alt-o 0;24 24
- Alt-p 0;25 25
- Alt-a 0;30 30
- Alt-s 0;31 Captured by TNVT220 - Setup
- Menu Gate
- Alt-d 0;32 Captured by TNVT220 - DOS Gate
- Alt-f 0;33 33
- Alt-g 0;34 34
- Alt-h 0;35 35
- Alt-j 0;36 36
- Alt-k 0;37 37
- Alt-l 0;38 38
- Alt-z 0;44 44
- Alt-x 0;45 45
- Alt-c 0;46 46
- Alt-v 0;47 47
- Alt-b 0;48 48
- Alt-n 0;49 Captured by TNVT220 - Next
- Session Gate
- Alt-m 0;50 50
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- 3. How to use it in practice
-
- To remap a key you should:
-
- a. Find the code(s) for the key to be remapped
- b. Find the code(s) for the string you want to assign to the key
- c. Edit top and bottom portion of KBDDATA.
-
- Example:
-
- To remap Alt-F4 (Alt-Function key 4) and assign it a string "^[[Ot"
- (without quotes; ^[ symbolizes escape) follow these steps:
-
- a. Find Alt-F4 in the table listed in 2. It is 0;107
- b. Find codes for ^[[Ot - it is: 27;91;79;116
- c. Edit top and bottom portions of KBDDATA:
- - top portion entry would look as follows:
- [0;107;27;91;79;116p#
- - bottom portion:
- [0;107;0;107p#
-
- When you now launch TNVT220 in ANSI mode, your Alt-F4 should work the
- way you like it. To verify that your string is indeed being sent,
- enter the following command at the UNIX host prompt (assuming sh-like
- shell and SUN, AIX, SYSV and similar OS):
-
- $ echo -n ^v<Alt-F4> | od -c
-
- Here is how to read the above: type "echo -n" (without quotes), press
- Ctrl-V, then press the key you wish to verify (Alt-F4 in this case),
- then type "| od -c" and press <Enter>. You should see the following:
-
- 0000000 033 [ O t
- 0000004
-
- Ignore the first "0000000" string. The rest shows "033" - octal for
- "Esc", then [Ot - characters which follow escape in your sequence.
- The "0000004" shows number of characters sent.
-
- You may change the switch at "od" from -c to -x if you wish to see all
- characters in hex notation.
-
- NOTE: A few UNIX OSes may not react to the above command in a standard
- way. Ask your UNIX SysAdmin for correct syntax.
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- 4. Final caveat
-
- Due to less than perfect compatibility of the ANSI emulation definition
- on many UNIX hosts with the common PC driver ANSI.SYS, ANSI emulation
- may sometimes prove to be unpredictible. Consult with your knowledgeable
- UNIX SysAdmin.
-
- Tony Porczyk
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