Increasing Number of Columns and/or Rows for TerminalLast reviewed: August 28, 1995Article ID: Q118919 |
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SUMMARYIn FoxPro for UNIX, the standard terminfo database entry for a specific terminal may not have the correct number of rows and/or columns required by an application. This article describes how you can edit the terminfo entry to modify the rows and/or columns used by a terminal emulation.
MORE INFORMATIONA common terminal emulation used in FoxPro for UNIX is a Wyse 60 terminal. Below is the terminfo source for wyse60 terminals in 25-line mode. The source was taken from the wy60-25 terminfo entry that is shipped with SCO UNIX. Use this source to either change the existing terminfo entry, or create a new terminfo entry. Either append the following two lines to the end of the terminfo.src file that came with FoxPro for UNIX and resides in /usr/lib/foxpro, or write three lines out to a file and then run tic, the terminfo compiler, on the new source file. NOTE: There is no way to uncompile a terminfo entry once it has been compiled with tic. However, all terminfo entries can be browsed by using more/cat/vi on the terminfo.src file in usr/lib/terminfo. For example, to modify the Wyse 60 terminal emulation, you would do the following:
wy60fox-25|wyse 60 for FoxPro 80-column 25-lines, lines#25, rs3=\EwG\Ee)$<150>, nlab@, lh@, lw@, pln@, use=wy60fox, REFERENCESSCO UNIX Operating System "User's Reference" FoxPro for UNIX "Installation and Configuration Guide"
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Additional reference words: FoxUnix 2.60 lines columns increase unix xenix
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