thibaan
8th January 2007, 15:01
Hello all!

Anyone knows how to configure the F5 key to swap processes in ASCII interface? I am using NETTERM to emulate VT100 term and I cannot start BW due to customer restrictions...

Thank you very much!

günther
8th January 2007, 17:12
As far as I remember, *real* vt100 terminals had no ft5 key ..., but vt220 and so on.

Have a look at the definitions in $BSE/lib/terminf/v/vt100 (the terminal) and $BSE/lib/terminf/v/vtansi.fkeys (the key); e.g. pf1=\eOP means "ESC [ O P" or "\033 [ O P " on 7-bit lines, and "\233 O P" on 8-bit lines.

A bit easier are ku=\e[A (that means key up = ESC [ A), kd (key down), kf and kl.

Günther

bdittmar
8th January 2007, 17:42
Hello all!

Anyone knows how to configure the F5 key to swap processes in ASCII interface? I am using NETTERM to emulate VT100 term and I cannot start BW due to customer restrictions...

Thank you very much!

Hello,

to swap processes from BaaN in Ascii interface (ba6.1) the function keys F5 and F10 are used by application.

It works on all terminal emulations in vt220 mode. WRQ Reflection, Putty (Freeware) a.s.o.

I've tested with netterm, in vt220 mode the F5 , F6 , F.... keys are working !

Regards

thibaan
8th January 2007, 19:43
Hello,

to swap processes from BaaN in Ascii interface (ba6.1) the function keys F5 and F10 are used by application.

It works on all terminal emulations in vt220 mode. WRQ Reflection, Putty (Freeware) a.s.o.

I've tested with netterm, in vt220 mode the F5 , F6 , F.... keys are working !

Regards

Thanks for the help, guys... But here is not working yet. Netterm was in VT320 mode, I´ll try VT220.

I saw the terminal file definition and tried to configure the keys in the same way, but it did not work...

Thank you again, and excuse me for the poor english :p

bdittmar
9th January 2007, 17:21
Thanks for the help, guys... But here is not working yet. Netterm was in VT320 mode, I´ll try VT220.

I saw the terminal file definition and tried to configure the keys in the same way, but it did not work...

Thank you again, and excuse me for the poor english :p


Hello,

have you set the right TERM=vt220 , export TERM in your Unix .profile ?

Regards

thibaan
9th January 2007, 21:21
Thanx for the help.

TERM is setted to vt100 and I have no permission to edit .profile :(
I'll contact the customer support to test this tip!