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Started by nep.pgelhausen
Thu, 16 Jan 1986 22:55
--- terminal emulators ---
Author: nep.pgelhausen
Date: Thu, 16 Jan 1986 22:55
Date: Thu, 16 Jan 1986 22:55
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I would assume that (for those who have the source) it would not be too hard to upgrade a vt100 emulator to a vt102 (or for that matter, a vt52 emulator to h-19.....the only difference in each case is the addition of real insert/char insert/line function.) Does anyone have the source for any of these terminal emulators? -Richard Hartman max.hartman@ames-vmsb ------
Re: --- terminal emulators ---
Author: Rand Huntzinger
Date: Fri, 17 Jan 1986 19:35
Date: Fri, 17 Jan 1986 19:35
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In article <8601162308.AA15474@ucbvax.berkeley.edu> nep.pgelhausen@ames-vmsb.ARPA writes: > >I would assume that (for those who have the source) it would not >be too hard to upgrade a vt100 emulator to a vt102 (or for that >matter, a vt52 emulator to h-19.....the only difference in each >case is the addition of real insert/char insert/line function.) > >Does anyone have the source for any of these terminal emulators? > > -Richard Hartman > max.hartman@ames-vmsb >------ I don't have the source of any of these, but it has already been done in some VT100 and VT52 emulators I've seen. For some reason, they do it but don't always document it. VT102 sequences exist in MacTerminal (says it's a VT100) and I think SmartCom (IBM-PC product), and a couple of other VT100 emulators I've seen who's names escape me. Has anybody tried using any of the VT100 emulators for the ST pretending it was a VT102? Maybe some of them will work. Also, the Desktop Terminal Emulator (VT52) has escape sequences for insert and delete line already, but I don't know if they're H19 compatable. The sequences are: ESC L - Insert Line ESC M - Delete Line [There's also some other nice stuff there, such as changing colors, inverse video, and the like]. If you can add these sequences to the terminal definition for your ST on your host, you'll get much better performance out of most screen editors. Randy
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