Re: terminal baud rate

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From: gwalker
Date: Fri, 10 Apr 1987 11:50

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You can do this with $QIOW. Once you've ASSIGNed a channel to the terminal,
you can use one of the function codes, IO$_SENSEMODE I think it's called,
to get various terminal settings and baud rate gets returned in the I/O
Status Block.  Read about it in the Terminals section of the I/O manual.

As for getting the info for another terminal other than the running one, I
would guess that if you have enough privilege to assign a channel to the
other terminal and do the $QIOW, that should do it. (Perhaps LOG_IO is the
privilege needed?)

-- Gail Walker

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