Subject: Re[2]: Pine & Wyse Terminals

From: [email-masked]
Date: Sat, 12 Oct 96 11:59:34

On an RS/6000 under AIX 3.2.5, I made the following changes:

   In the ./pine/makefile.a32 file, added the "-DTERMCAP_WINS" entry:
     STDCFLAGS= -Dconst= -DA32 -DSYSTYPE=\"A32\" -DMOUSE -DTERMCAP_WINS

   And in the ../pico/makefile.a32 file, added the "-DTERMCAP_WINS" entry:
     STDCFLAGS= -D_ALL_SOURCE -Da32 -DJOB_CONTROL -DPOSIX -DMOUSE -DTERMCAP_WINS

After doing a "./build clean" and a "./build a32" to recompile, the function 
keys now work great on our Wyse-50 terminals.  Also tried this same change on an
RS/6000 running AIX 4.1.4.  It works fine.

Thanks for the tip!

- Michael

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Michael Wright, Systems Analyst         email: [email-masked]
Yakima Products, Inc.                   Ph:    707-826-8175
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[email-masked] (P. van Schijndel) wrote:
>Hi!
>
>We use pine on an RS-6000 running AIX 3.2.5.  Our IBM 3151 terminals'
>arrow keys work properly, but our Wyse 150 terminals do not, forcing
>us to use control-P, etc.

and [email-masked] responded:
I had this problem with my Wyse-60 terminals, and someone posted a 
response about this that went something like this.  You can add the 
option -DTERMCAP_WINS to the STDCFLAGS option in the makefiles in the 
pine and pico directories.  This will disable the ctrl function 
associated to arrow key, but it will make the arrow keys work.  Be sure 
to do a build clean and delete the existing executables before 
recompiling.