Maury, My intent is to manually navigate through the EMR until the endless loop begins. I will then evoke a macro that waits for a given phrase, and enters the appropriate response.
Thanks for finding the key sequences below. I think I had found the same sequences before, but for some reason they are not working. I am going to include my key mapping file. Can you look at it and see if I am doing it correctly? I run TeraTerm, then select menu option to load key map. I load the file. I then press F7, which in Medic EMR means exit or backup, and nothing happens. Thanks Kevin Here is my key map file. Notice that I turn off the VT function keys, and also the X function keys. I then define the User keys. Thanks again ---------------------------------------- ; Sample of KEYBOARD.CNF for the IBM-PC/AT 101-key keyboard. ; See KEYCODE.TXT for the description of the format. ; [VT editor keypad] ;Up arrow key Up=328 ;Down arrow key Down=336 ;Right arrow key Right=333 ;Left arrow key Left=331 ;Insert key Find=338 ;Home key Insert=327 ;PageUp key Remove=329 ;Delete key Select=339 ;End key Prev=335 ;PageDown key Next=337 [VT numeric keypad] ;Num pad 0 key Num0=82 ;Num pad 1 key Num1=79 ;Num pad 2 key Num2=80 ;Num pad 3 key Num3=81 ;Num pad 4 key Num4=75 ;Num pad 5 key Num5=76 ;Num pad 6 key Num6=77 ;Num pad 7 key Num7=71 ;Num pad 8 key Num8=72 ;Num pad 9 key Num9=73 ;Cntrl + Num pad '+' key NumMinus=1102 ;Num pad '+' key NumComma=78 ;Num pad '.' key NumPeriod=83 ;Num pad Enter key NumEnter=284 ;Num pad NumLock key PF1=325 ;PF1=off ;Num pad '/' key PF2=309 ;PF2=off ;Num pad '*' key PF3=55 ;PF3=off ;Num pad '-' key PF4=74 ;PF4=off [VT function keys] Hold=off Print=off Break=off ;F6 key ;kt removed // F6=64 F6=off ;kt ;F7 key ;kt removed // F7=65 F7=off ;kt ;F8 key ;kt removed // F8=66 F8=off ;kt ;F9 key ;kt removed // F9=67 F9=off ;kt ;F10 key ;kt removed // F10=68 F10=off ;kt ;F11 key ;kt removed // F11=87 F11=off ;kt ;F12 key ;kt removed // F12=88 F12=off ;kt ;Shift + F3 key F13=573 ;Shift + F4 key F14=574 ;Shift + F5 key Help=575 ;Shift + F6 key Do=576 ;Shift + F7 key F17=577 ;Shift + F8 key F18=578 ;Shift + F9 key F19=579 ;Shift + F10 key F20=580 ;Ctrl + F6 key UDK6=1088 ;Ctrl + F7 key UDK7=1089 ;Ctrl + F8 key UDK8=1090 ;Ctrl + F9 key UDK9=1091 ;Ctrl + F10 key UDK10=1092 ;Ctrl + F11 key UDK11=1111 ;Ctrl + F12 key UDK12=1112 ;Ctrl + Shift + F3 key UDK13=1597 ;Ctrl + Shift + F4 key UDK14=1598 ;Ctrl + Shift + F5 key UDK15=1599 ;Ctrl + Shift + F6 key UDK16=1600 ;Ctrl + Shift + F7 key UDK17=1601 ;Ctrl + Shift + F8 key UDK18=1602 ;Ctrl + Shift + F9 key UDK19=1603 ;Ctrl + Shift + F10 key UDK20=1604 [X function keys] ; F1 key ;kt removed XF1=59 XF1=off ;kt ; F2 key ;kt removed XF2=60 XF2=off ;kt ; F3 key ;kt removed XF3=61 XF3=off ;kt ; F4 key ;kt removed XF4=62 XF4=off ;kt ; F5 key ;kt removed XF5=63 XF5=off ;kt [Shortcut keys] ; Ctrl + Insert EditCopy=1362 ; Shift + Insert EditPaste=850 EditPasteCR=off EditCLS=off EditCLB=off ControlOpenTEK=off ControlCloseTEK=off ; Ctrl + up-arrow LineUp=1352 ; Ctrl + down-arrow LineDown=1360 ; Ctrl + PageUp PageUp=1353 ; Ctrl + PageDown PageDown=1361 ; Ctrl + Home BuffTop=1351 ; Ctrl + End BuffBottom=1359 ; Ctrl + Tab NextWin=1039 ; Ctrl + Shift + Tab PrevWin=1551 LocalEcho=off ;Example of user key definitions. ;[User keys] ; Ctrl + F1 key: character string ;User1=1083,0,telnet myhost ; ; Ctrl + F2 key: control characters ;User2=1084,0,$0D$0A ; ; Ctrl + F3 key: CR character with new-line code conversion (CR -> CR/CR+LF) ;User3=1085,1,$0D ; ; Ctrl + F4 key: Executing a macro file ;User4=1086,2,test.ttl ; ; Ctrl + F5 key: Executing a menu command ;User5=1087,3,50110 [User keys] USER1=59,0,$1B$61$0D ;\Ea\r USER2=60,0,$1B$62$0D ;\Eb\r USER3=61,0,$1B$63$0D ;\Ec\r USER4=62,0,$1B$64$0D ;\Ed\r USER5=63,0,$1B$65$0D ;\Ee\r USER6=64,0,$1B$66$0D ;\Ef\r USER7=65,0,$1B$67$0D ;\Eg\r USER8=66,0,$1B$68$0D ;\Eh\r USER9=67,0,$1B$69$0D ;\Ei\r USER10=68,0,$1B$6A$0D ;\Ej\r USER11=87,0,$1B$6B$0D ;\Ek\r USER12=88,0,$1B$6C$0D ;\El\r --- Maury Pepper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > If escape sequences are necessary to navigate, and > if you don't know the > escape sequences, then how will you write a > script which contains all of the necessary > characters? > > The following termcap segment came from > www.blueemulations.com/e3151doc.shtml > :f1=\Ea\r:f2=\Eb\r:f3=\Ec\r:f4=\Ed\r:f5=\Ee\r: > :f6=\Ef\r:f7=\Eg\r:f8=\Eh\r:f9=\Ei\r:f10=\Ej\r: > :f11=\Ek\r:f12=\El\r: > :F1=\E!a\r:F2=\E!b\r:F3=\E!c\r:F4=\E!d\r:F5=\E!e\r: > :F6=\E!f\r:F7=\E!g\r:F8=\Ew\r:F9=\E!i\r:F10=\E!j\r: > :F11=\E!k\r:F12=\E!l\r: > :^f1=\E"a\r:^f2=\E"b\r:^f3=\E"c\r:^f4=\E"d\r:^f5=\E"e\r: > :^f6=\E"f\r:^f7=\E"g\r:^f8=\E"h\r:^f9=\Ei\r:^f10=\Ej\r: > :^f11=\Ek\r:^f12=\El\r: > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Kevin Toppenberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 2004 4:07 PM > Subject: Re: [Hardhats-members] Linux console as > terminal emulator, with > scripting? > > > > Maury, > > > > I spent a full day a month or so ago trying to get > > TeraTerm to work with our server, and finally gave > up. > > In order to navigate on the server, I have to use > > F1-F12 keys. I spent a long time trying to figure > out > > the escape sequences that should be sent when F1 > etc > > is pressed, but couldn't ever get it to work. I > know > > that key mapping would allow for any arbitrary > > sequence to be sent when a key is pressed. But > again, > > I couldn't figure out what they should be. > > > > Thanks > > Kevin > > > > > > --- Maury Pepper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > Kevin, > > > > > > What problem are you having with TeraTerm? > > > For scripting, terminal type usually isn't an > issue. > > > The keyboard config file allows for redefining > most > > > of the keys. (I can help > > > with this.) > > > It also has TEK4010 emulation which perhaps your > > > system can handle. > > > > > > > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: "Kevin Toppenberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > To: "Hardhats Sourceforge" > > > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 2004 1:22 PM > > > Subject: [Hardhats-members] Linux console as > > > terminal emulator, with > > > scripting? > > > > > > > > > > Hello all, > > > > > > > > I need to do some terminal scripting. As I > try to > > > > download old progress notes from my server, it > > > keeps > > > > stopping and asking me a pointless question > > > (1000's of > > > > times!). I need a simple terminal script that > > > enters > > > > "N". > > > > > > > > I know that TeraTerm Pro will do scripting, > but I > > > > can't get it to properly emulate an 3151 > terminal > > > that > > > > our server expects. The bash shell, however, > does > > > > fine: all the functions keys work as needed > etc. > > > > > > > > So I know that there is a scripting language > built > > > > into bash. Is there any easy to write a > program > > > that > > > > simply scans for a given phrase (i.e. "Is this > the > > > > same patient?") and then automatically enter > "N". > > > And > > > > if not found, then stay out of the way? > > > > > > > > Thanks > > > > Kevin > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > __________________________________ > > > > Do you Yahoo!? > > > > Yahoo! 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