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- # VT100 sample initialization file
- # v2.4 861214 DBW - Dave Wecker standard defaults
- # latest update... 02-Sep-1990 to keep rough VLT compatibility.
- #
- # Hash mark at the beginning of a line denotes a comment.
- # White space (space(s) or tab(s)) delimit fields.
- # Case ignored except for function key bindings.
- #
- # All items in this file overide variables of the same name in VT100.H
- # (all variables in vt100.h have a "p_" prepended to them)
- #
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- #
- #BAUD 2400 # Anything after required fields is ignored
- BAUD 9600 # Anything after required fields is ignored
- SCREEN CUSTOM # may be CUSTOM or WORKBENCH
- INTERLACE OFF # ON for CUSTOM or interlaced workbench
- DEPTH 2 # number of bit planes to use (1 or 2)
- WBCOLORS NO # ignore custom colors and use defaults
- #FOREGROUND fb0 # Colors are only used on the custom screen
- FOREGROUND 0b0 # Colors are only used on the custom screen
- BACKGROUND 000 # Colors are in hex RGB from 000 to FFF
- BOLD a00 # Color for bold highlighting (in custom)
- CURSOR 00a # Color for cursor (in custom screen)
- LINES 24 # normal <= 24 interlaced <= 48
- MODE CRLF # IMAGE or CRLF (for KERMIT transfers)
- BUFFER 4096 # 512 <= Input buffer size <= 2048
- PARITY NONE # NONE (= 8 bit), MARK, SPACE, ODD or EVEN
- BREAK 750000 # Length for break key in microseconds
- VOLUME 64 # Beep Volume (0 = Visual Beep)
- WRAP OFF # Auto wrap ON or OFF
- KEYSCRIPT 7E # Hex value for script introducer
- #
- # Function bindings (strings to type when any of F1 - F10 are pressed)
- # f<num> = function key
- # F<num> = shifted function key
- #
- # The string specified must be delimited and uses one special char:
- # ^ = control next character
- # ^^ = up arrow
- #
- # Sample control characters:
- # ^[ = escape ^M = carriage return
- # ^J = line feed ^L = form feed
- #
- # If the first character of the string is a script introducer
- # (KEYSCRIPT) then the string is interpreted as a script filename
- # to be executed when the key is pressed.
- #
- # Examples of bindings:
- #
- f1 "^[OP" # f1-f4 = PF1 - PF4 on a VT100
- f2 "^[OQ"
- f3 "^[OR"
- f4 "^[OS"
- #
- f5 "" #
- f6 "RECA ^M" # Auto recall Vax command... like conman F6
- f7 "sdd^M" # Mon processor/topcpu
- #
- f8 "kermit^M" # For UNIX
- f9 "Kermit^Mset fil typ bin^Mset fil nam lit^Mserv^M" # For VAX & binaries.
- f10 "sh def^M " # Vax
- #
- F1 "C MAGPIE^M" # Connect to MAGPIE from server.
- F2 "C MSO^M" # " " MSO " "
- F3 "C ODDJOB^M" # " " ODD " "
- F4 "C HALLEY^M" # " " HAL " "
- F5 "C CSC1^M" # " " CSC1 " "
- F6 "username^Mpassword^M" # For logging in to host.
- F7 "" #
- F8 "c msotel nod magpie dest madras^M"
- F9 "Kermit^Mset fil nam liter^Mserver^M" # Set kermit to server mode, ASCII default
- F10 "EDT MAIN:LOGIN.COM^M"
- #
- # all done with init
- #
- exit
- # examples
- # f5,6,7 = scripts to execute (assuming that KEYSCRIPT = '~' = 0x7E)
- #
- #f5 "~df1:vt100_source/dialwork.script"
- #f6 "~df1:vt100_source/sendvt100.script"
- #f7 "~df1:vt100_source/getpics.script"
- #
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