Difference between revisions of "Raw I/O"
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The following bit of code completely disables ALL formatting:- | The following bit of code completely disables ALL formatting:- | ||
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execute "TERM 32767,32767 NULL" | execute "TERM 32767,32767 NULL" | ||
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Ashley Chapman 2009-04-05 | Ashley Chapman 2009-04-05 |
Revision as of 10:05, 5 April 2009
Raw terminal I/O in QM
If you want to read from input without any character translation, it's necessary to disable some of the helpful processing that QM does. The input stream is converted from lower case to upper case (and vice versa), and Ctrl-C is processed as a break character. The output is formatted so as to require user to press <return> after each screenful of characters.
The following bit of code completely disables ALL formatting:-
execute "TERM 32767,32767 NULL" echo off ;* Disables iput echoing prompt "" ;* Disables input prompt character junk=@(0, 0) ;* Disables output paging junk = junk ;* Supress compiler warning from above line term_settings = ttyget() ;* get parameters term_settings<1> = 0 ;* Ctrl-C treated as the break key? (PTERM BREAK mode) term_settings<2> = 0 ;* Case inversion on? (PTERM CASE mode) ttyset term_settings ;* set parameters
Glen is working on a single statement that the compiler can interpret to do the case conversion disable.
Ashley Chapman 2009-04-05