F11 key in terminal

F11 key in terminal

[Nicolai Kuntze]

Hi,

I need the F11 key in the terminal. Under X (dosemu.bin -X) it works perfect. What have I to do to get this key in the terminal??

Greetings

Nicolai


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Re: F11 key in terminal

[Bart Oldeman]

On Fri, 30 Jan 2004, Nicolai Kuntze wrote:

> I need the F11 key in the terminal. Under X (dosemu.bin -X) it works perfect. What have I to do to get this key in the terminal??

the problem is that many terminals cannot distinguish F11 from shift-F1.

ctrl-^ -
should work though. Type Ctrl-^ h to get help about terminal
keyboard workarounds.

Bart

Re: F11 key in terminal

[Nicolai Kuntze]

Am Fr 30.01.2004 21:18, Bart Oldeman <bartoldeman@users.sourceforge.net> schrieb:

> On Fri, 30 Jan 2004, Nicolai Kuntze wrote:
> 
> > I need the F11 key in the terminal. Under X (dosemu.bin -X) it works perfect. What have I to do to get this key in the terminal??
> 
> the problem is that many terminals cannot distinguish F11 from shift-F1.
> 
> ctrl-^ -
> should work though. Type Ctrl-^ h to get help about terminal
> keyboard workarounds.
> 
> Bart
> 

Thanks for your Help. It works really perfect! Fortunatly I have a second problem. Is it possible to deaktivate the mouse if I use dosemu -X? I have here a very "special" program that jumps around in the menue if I move the mouse.

Nicolai


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Re: F11 key in terminal

[Bart Oldeman]

On Sat, 31 Jan 2004, Nicolai Kuntze wrote:

> Am Fr 30.01.2004 21:18, Bart Oldeman <bartoldeman@users.sourceforge.net> schrieb:
>
> > On Fri, 30 Jan 2004, Nicolai Kuntze wrote:
> >
> > > I need the F11 key in the terminal. Under X (dosemu.bin -X) it works perfect. What have I to do to get this key in the terminal??
> >
> > the problem is that many terminals cannot distinguish F11 from shift-F1.
> >
> > ctrl-^ -
> > should work though. Type Ctrl-^ h to get help about terminal
> > keyboard workarounds.
> >
> > Bart
> >
>
> Thanks for your Help. It works really perfect! Fortunatly I have a
> second problem. Is it possible to deaktivate the mouse if I use dosemu
> -X? I have here a very "special" program that jumps around in the menue
> if I move the mouse.

This will be possible in the next update (1.2.1); right now this is only
available in the CVS version of dosemu with the -m switch.

Bart

Re: F11 key in terminal

[Nicolai Kuntze]

> > Thanks for your Help. It works really perfect! Fortunatly I have a
> > second problem. Is it possible to deaktivate the mouse if I use dosemu
> > -X? I have here a very "special" program that jumps around in the menue
> > if I move the mouse.
> 
> This will be possible in the next update (1.2.1); right now this is only
> available in the CVS version of dosemu with the -m switch.
> 
> Bart
> 

Hi,

how does this switch work? Currently, I am using the latest version out of the CVS (1.3.0.0).

Nicolai


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Re: F11 key in terminal

[Bart Oldeman]

> > This will be possible in the next update (1.2.1); right now this is only
> > available in the CVS version of dosemu with the -m switch.
> >
> how does this switch work? Currently, I am using the latest version out of the CVS (1.3.0.0).

use something like
xdosemu -m
to invoke it or
$_mouse_internal = (off)

Bart

Re: F11 key in terminal

[Dave Phillips]

Nicolai Kuntze wrote:

>Is it possible to deaktivate the mouse if I use dosemu -X? I have here a very "special" program that jumps around in the menue if I move the mouse.
>  
>
Hi Nicolai:

  I had the same problem with Sequencer Plus, it's mouse-aware by 
default. A command-line switch (/nm) for Sequencer Plus turns it off, 
you may want to check if there's such a switch for your program too. 
Note that the switch I use is a Sequencer Plus switch, it's not a DOSemu 
switch.

Best,

dp

Re: F11 key in terminal

[Nicolai Kuntze]

Sorry, but my program does not have such a switch. It does not have any support for a mouse anyway ... The textinterface is only a kind of "sensitiv" :-) Nobody knows why.

Am Sa 31.01.2004 17:04, Dave Phillips <dlphilp@bright.net> schrieb:

> Nicolai Kuntze wrote:
> 
> >Is it possible to deaktivate the mouse if I use dosemu -X? I have here a very "special" program that jumps around in the menue if I move the mouse.
> >  
> >
> Hi Nicolai:
> 
>   I had the same problem with Sequencer Plus, it's mouse-aware by 
> default. A command-line switch (/nm) for Sequencer Plus turns it off, 
> you may want to check if there's such a switch for your program too. 
> Note that the switch I use is a Sequencer Plus switch, it's not a DOSemu 
> switch.
> 
> Best,
> 
> dp
> 
> 
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