In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Ed Clark
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
Is this universe or unidata? Looks like universe defines the @(-29)
function as setting 80 column mode, and the @(-30) function as setting
132 column mode. These may not be defined for all term types, but they
work for me in vt420.
I did exactly this for wIntegrate and PT250 emulation.
What you need to do (or check it works) is multifold ... :-)
Make sure those @ functions actually do something. Try setting "VAR =
@(-29)" in a basic program and check the result isn't null. If they
don't do anything you'll need to edit your terminfo database ...
Then check your .wis file and make sure that, when it receives those
sequences it actually makes wIntegrate change column size.
Lastly, edit the TERM command (the source is in the UV account somewhere
- APP.PROGS?) so that it responds to the WIDTH option.
I wrote a couple of spool utilities - in particular one I called
WIDELIST, that threw wIntegrate into 132 column mode to list a file and
then reverted back to 80 when it had finished. It's a simple job but
fiddly. I might be able to find some of the sources and post them.
Cheers,
Wol
On Sep 12, 2008, at 3:49 PM, T Stokes wrote:
I need to add this is from Wintegrate.
T Stokes wrote:
I am trying to find a way to change the columns on my screen from 80
132 and from 132 to 80. Either by scripts or by program.
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