Karls and Paul thank's both.
I explains all situation , we have running ingres R3 in Suse 10 server,
with vt220 termcap.
My host have kubuntu 7.04 and conect to server by telnet , we use abf
applications.
Accessing the aplication with xterm all the keys work fine , but
don't have the cut , paste , print within X-Window enviroment (like you
say Paul) . In Konsole application I have this features but can't map
the keys kpf1-kpf4.
But using the mouse like Pauls say I resolv the principal trouble that
was use the clipboard.
Thank's again.
Jose L Levieux
Paul Mason escribió:
On 31/10/2007, *Jose Levieux* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Hi , I actually use xterm to conect a ingres server from a linux
terminal ,i use the following script
http://www-personal.une.edu.au/~oahlefel/vmsterm_script.htm
<http://www-personal.une.edu.au/%7Eoahlefel/vmsterm_script.htm> and
works
very fine. But in xterm I dont have the options to cut , paste ,
print ,
etc .. from the screen. I try to map the keys in konsole but
F1-F4 dont
work , it's by the Qt bug ? Someone use konsole to connect to ingres?
Are you referring to Ingres menu items such as appear on the bottom
line of isql, cbf etc, or do you mean cut, paste, print within your
X-Windows environment?
If it's the former then set TERM_INGRES to konsole if you're using
Ingres 2006 or later. If you're using 2.6 or earlier you could follow
this guide -
http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=afzvthc6fzsm_afzv34f7znps&hl=en
<http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=afzvthc6fzsm_afzv34f7znps&hl=en> -
that's based on standard xterm with defaults, but I notice your script
is configuring the keycodes explicitly. They should still work but you
might need to double check they match the ones in the document.
If you mean the cut and paste within X then to copy highlight a
section of text with your mouse, and hit the middle mouse button (or
both together) to paste. To print you need an application that's set
up to print. Since you're running xterm on another host, even if you
had a print menu on the xterm it would be for a printer on the host
you're connecting to. It might just be easier to cut and paste into a
local text editor and print from there.
HTH
--
Paul Mason
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