1. Trace woes on Linux box
- Posted by dukester Dec 05, 2010
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How do you Linux/Euphoria guys manage to get the F1 and F2 keys to work in your Terminal? Here it boots me out of the Trace program.
2. Re: Trace woes on Linux box
- Posted by ChrisB (moderator) Dec 05, 2010
- 1134 views
Hi
Never use the F keys, there are just too many different combinations of characters return for different flavours of consoles out there. I get by using lots of puts s, printfs, and file dumps.
I think the answer lies in the TERMCAP database, but I found I had a life outside my computer, so didn't go very far with it.
Chris
3. Re: Trace woes on Linux box
- Posted by dukester Dec 05, 2010
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@ChrisB
I'll have to do more of the same I suppose. I have simply forgotten how to use that puppy. You wouldn't know what commands F1 and F2 are suppose to be sending from "trace" - just in case I'm bored one day and want to fool around with TERMCAP.
Duke
4. Re: Trace woes on Linux box
- Posted by jimcbrown (admin) Dec 05, 2010
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How do you Linux/Euphoria guys manage to get the F1 and F2 keys to work in your Terminal? Here it boots me out of the Trace program.
I filed ticket:499 to fix this.
5. Re: Trace woes on Linux box
- Posted by dukester Dec 05, 2010
- 1116 views
How do you Linux/Euphoria guys manage to get the F1 and F2 keys to work in your Terminal? Here it boots me out of the Trace program.
I filed ticket:499 to fix this.
Your ticket (thanks!) answers the question I asked ChrisB as well. I'll hack my keyboard to suit for the time being. Thanks.
Duke
