Paul,
most newer VTs can be switched to VT52 mode in setup. I don't have a
real VT52, but I can, as certainly many others here, easily offer to
type in whatever you want me to using a VT320 or VT420 switched to VT52
mode. I might even dig out a VT100, which IIRC can also be set to VT52
mode. I think their behaviour will be close enough to a real VT52 to
make your patch fully compatible. And, yes, thanks, I do know how to
produce an ESC with those LKnnn keyboards. I assume at least one of the
five characters is 0x1B?
Andreas
Paul Williams wrote:
>
> Does anyone have a live VT52 to hand? I'm working on a patch for xterm,
> and I have a query about its behaviour that could be answered by having
> someone type five characters in local mode and reporting the results.
> Unfortunately my VT52 is dead and I haven't spent the time to discover
> why, yet. I promise that these five characters won't kill yours!
--
Andreas Freiherr
Vishay Semiconductor GmbH, Heilbronn, Germany
http://www.vishay.com
Received on Tue Apr 09 2002 - 14:13:16 BST