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"Sid" <Sidney.LEVY@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Mar 10, 2:54 am, weiner@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Sid <Sidney.LEVY@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >On Mar 5, 9:08 am, "Maury Pepper" <mpepper_scram_s...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >> This may depend on settings in termcap, but I would expect Bhaskar or
> >> someone who really knows GT.M on Linux to jump in and clarify. (You
are
> >> running on Linux?)
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> >> > Hi Rod
> >> > What I mean is that I want W # to send a Form-Feed ( $C(12) )
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> >> > of clearing the screen.
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> >> > In Cache' you can control the behavior of # in the Configuration
> >> > management - Device section. Is there a way in GT.M to control it ,
> >> > instead of sending an escape sequence that clears the screen?
> >> > Thanks
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> >Yes we're running on Linux. We tried to change termcap definitions but
> >it didn't help, we assume it's in GT.M internals. This happens in
> >legacy applications trying to print to slave printers in "printer
> >controller" mode. There should be a way to switch from terminal mode
> >to printer mode.
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> [smw] GT.M uses terminfo, not termcap.
> See the last couple release notes for
> information on this. To see what W #
> does, start with sr_****t/iott_wtff.c.
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Thanks Sam,
We tried to change the TERM variable to other types such as dumb or
printer, but W # still clears the screen. I understand that it's
handled in GT.M internals, sr_****t/iott_wtff.c . Is there any
workaround? Is there an OPEN or USE parameter to change this
behaviour?
When writing to (RMS) sequential files W # genetates a form-feed (*12).
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