Key: CTRL and PGup / PGdown

Key: CTRL and PGup / PGdown

[Peter Forst]

Hi there

I need the keyboard-keys:  ctrl + page (up/down) in a dos-application. But with no 
version of dosemu (1.1.4-X and 1.0.2) those keys will be supported.
Is it possible to change anything in dosemu to get this work ?



-- 

Peter Forst
<mail: pforst@firemail.de>

Re: Key: CTRL and PGup / PGdown

[Reinhard Karcher]

On Mon, Feb 03, 2003 at 01:15:11PM +0100, Peter Forst wrote
> I need the keyboard-keys:  ctrl + page (up/down) in a dos-application. But with no 
> version of dosemu (1.1.4-X and 1.0.2) those keys will be supported.
> Is it possible to change anything in dosemu to get this work ?
> 
Try $_rawkeyboard=(1)

Reinhard

Re: Key: CTRL and PGup / PGdown

[Peter Forst]

On Mon, 3 Feb 2003 13:44:56 +0100
Reinhard Karcher <rkarcher@frey.de> wrote:

> On Mon, Feb 03, 2003 at 01:15:11PM +0100, Peter Forst wrote
> > I need the keyboard-keys:  ctrl + page (up/down) in a dos-application. But with no 
> > version of dosemu (1.1.4-X and 1.0.2) those keys will be supported 
> > Is it possible to change anything in dosemu to get this work ?
> > 
> Try $_rawkeyboard=(1)
> 

Hm, I've the keyword $_rawkeyboard=(on) in my dosemu.conf - is it the same ? 
But with your line, the same happens. No CTRL PgUP and PgDOWN.
What else, can I do ?




-- 

Peter Forst
<mail: pforst@firemail.de>

Re: Key: CTRL and PGup / PGdown

[Bart Oldeman]

On Mon, 3 Feb 2003, Peter Forst wrote:

> On Mon, 3 Feb 2003 13:44:56 +0100
> Reinhard Karcher <rkarcher@frey.de> wrote:
>
> > On Mon, Feb 03, 2003 at 01:15:11PM +0100, Peter Forst wrote
> > > I need the keyboard-keys:  ctrl + page (up/down) in a dos-application. But with no
> > > version of dosemu (1.1.4-X and 1.0.2) those keys will be supported
> > > Is it possible to change anything in dosemu to get this work ?
> > >
> > Try $_rawkeyboard=(1)
> >
>
> Hm, I've the keyword $_rawkeyboard=(on) in my dosemu.conf - is it the same ?
> But with your line, the same happens. No CTRL PgUP and PgDOWN.
> What else, can I do ?

yes, (on) is the same as (1).

$_rawkeyboard only works on the console.

In terminals you can simulate ctrl pgup by typing
ctrl-^cPgUp
on my keyboard that is ctrl+6, then c then pgup.
see ctrl-^h for other keys.

the easiest way, however, is to use xdosemu.

Bart

Re: Key: CTRL and PGup / PGdown

[Jan Willem Stumpel]

Peter Forst wrote:

> I need the keyboard-keys:  ctrl + page (up/down) in a
> dos-application. But with no version of dosemu (1.1.4-X and
> 1.0.2) those keys will be supported. Is it possible to change
> anything in dosemu to get this work ?

Maybe your window manager uses these key combinations for its own
purposes? Which window manager are you using?

regards, Jan

Re: Key: CTRL and PGup / PGdown

[Brian Dembinski]

  Hi guys. I've been waiting to post but his problem is very similar to 
mine so I'll do it now.
I'd like to know if it's possible to have the keyboard act like it's in 
raw keyboard mode,
except that by pressing 'ctrl_alt_fn' you can change between the 
different consoles in Linux.
Is this possible? Thanks.

Brian

p.s. I'm currently using Dosemu 1.1.3 on RedHat 7.2

Re: Key: CTRL and PGup / PGdown

[Sergey Suleymanov]

>>>>> Brian Dembinski writes:

 Brian>   Hi guys. I've been waiting to post but his problem is very
 Brian> similar to mine so I'll do it now.  I'd like to know if it's
 Brian> possible to have the keyboard act like it's in raw keyboard
 Brian> mode, except that by pressing 'ctrl_alt_fn' you can change
 Brian> between the different consoles in Linux.  Is this possible?
 Brian> Thanks.

        Yoy can redefine the console layout. This is a piece of mine:

keycode 109 = Next            
        shift   keycode 109 = F66
        control keycode 109 = F67
        alt     keycode 109 = F68
        shift   control keycode 109 = F166
        altgr   shift   keycode 109 = F66
        altgr   control keycode 109 = F67
        altgr   alt     keycode 109 = F68
        altgr   shift   control keycode 109 = F166
        shift   alt     keycode 109 = Scroll_Forward  
        altgr   shift   alt     keycode 109 = Scroll_Forward  
string F66 = "\036s\036K3"
string F67 = "\036c\036K3"
string F68 = "\036a\036K3"
string F166 = "\036s\036c\036K3"

-- 
  Sergey Suleymanov

Re: Key: CTRL and PGup / PGdown

[Bart Oldeman]

On Mon, 3 Feb 2003, Brian Dembinski wrote:

>   Hi guys. I've been waiting to post but his problem is very similar to
> mine so I'll do it now.
> I'd like to know if it's possible to have the keyboard act like it's in
> raw keyboard mode,
> except that by pressing 'ctrl_alt_fn' you can change between the
> different consoles in Linux.
> Is this possible? Thanks.

that *is* already the current behaviour if you use $_rawkeyboard = (1).

Bart

Re: Key: CTRL and PGup / PGdown

[John Charlton]

Re: Key: CTRL and PGup / PGdown
Subject: Re: Key: CTRL and PGup / PGdown
From: Sergey Suleymanov <solt <at> eatpbank.ru>
Date: 04 Feb 2003 09:21:28 +0300
Newsgroups: gmane.linux.msdos.general

>>>>> Brian Dembinski writes:

 Brian>   Hi guys. I've been waiting to post but his problem is very
 Brian> similar to mine so I'll do it now.  I'd like to know if it's
 Brian> possible to have the keyboard act like it's in raw keyboard
 Brian> mode, except that by pressing 'ctrl_alt_fn' you can change
 Brian> between the different consoles in Linux.  Is this possible?
 Brian> Thanks.

        Yoy can redefine the console layout. This is a piece of mine:

keycode 109 = Next            
        shift   keycode 109 = F66
        control keycode 109 = F67
        alt     keycode 109 = F68
        shift   control keycode 109 = F166
        altgr   shift   keycode 109 = F66
        altgr   control keycode 109 = F67
        altgr   alt     keycode 109 = F68
        altgr   shift   control keycode 109 = F166
        shift   alt     keycode 109 = Scroll_Forward  
        altgr   shift   alt     keycode 109 = Scroll_Forward  
string F66 = "\036s\036K3"
string F67 = "\036c\036K3"
string F68 = "\036a\036K3"
string F166 = "\036s\036c\036K3"

I need to have ctrl PgUp/PgDn work in an xterm or ssh login.  Currently I can 
get them to work on the console setting $_rawkeyboard=(on) or using xdosemu 
they also work.  I just want the dos app running in dosemu to get the keypad 
keys as if it were running in raw keyboard mode on the console or xdosemu.  
Is there a way to do this so it just affects a single dosemu user without 
reloading the console keymap?

--John