Re: Terminal resource for xterm?
Date: 8 Mar 1995 05:10:48 GMT
Message-ID: <3jje8o$gub_at_ixnews2.ix.netcom.com>
In <3je2k5$ogb_at_dewey.csun.edu> rrm_at_charlie.secs.csun.edu (Rafi R. Mazlumyan) writes:
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>I also noticed that the resource file for xterm is not there.
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>I got around the problem by setting my TERM to hft. There is a hft terminal
>resource file and aixterm functionality is similar to hft.
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>I will look into creating a resource file for aixterm or xterm. If anyone
>has any info on how to go about this please post.
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Look for a terminal resource file ansixu.r this file contains definitions for a NCD xterm with a 101 key keyboard that will work on most x-servers. At boeing we used a version modified to also provide the CASE keys on Tektronics, NCD,Hp Xterm ,and eXceed x-servers. Stay away from HFT and aixterm as they use a non-standard <ACTION> key for commit.
The UTD definition provided is documented in the Oracle Tools for Unix Administators Guide. It is not a very intuitive or efficient mapping but is is consistent and training user across multiple platforms where the keys are different is even more unfriendly.
Kevin McHugh
Egghead Software
Received on Wed Mar 08 1995 - 06:10:48 CET