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Reply To: | James B. Byrne |
Date: | Wed, 25 Oct 2006 14:33:35 -0400 |
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On Wed, October 25, 2006 13:25, Francois Desrochers wrote:
> James,
>
> I would start with:
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> :setvar rcrtmodel 2392
> :setvar rpcversion 1
> :qedit
>
> This tells Qedit that you are running on an HP2392-compatible terminal
> (matching TERM) and that you are not running Reflection. This should
> provide basic features.
But I am not connecting to the HP3000 via puTTY but rather by FREEVT3K
which is invoked on a Linux box inside the corporate firewall. It is the
Linux box which is serving the puTTY SSH connection. The HP3000 is
connected to the Linux session via NS/VT using FREEVT3K. The terminal
type that FREEVT3K seems to emulate is a VT102-24, at least that is what
POWERHOUSE QUICK thinks it is and as the terminal line drawing set is
properly displayed on the puTTY session I infer that QUICK is getting it
right.
My understanding is that QEDIT supports a SCREEN mode that allows visual
editing on VT100 style terminals without HP blockmode support and visual
editing in QEDIT is what I desire. I gave up trying to get vi on the HP
to create usable MPE files a long time ago.
So the two questions are: Does QEDIT 5.1 support non-blockmode visual
editing on VT100 style terminals and, if so, how do you tell QEDIT that
this is indeed the type of terminal you are using?
Regards,
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