I believe GT.M has only one ECHO device parameter. In any case, all device parameters are described in Chapter 9 of the Programmers Guide - go to http://fis-gtm.com and click on the User Documentation tab to access all current GT.M documentation. GT.M uses ncurses for terminal emulation from the server side.
There are a number of good terminal emulators bundled with most Linux distributions, and you should see what works best for your application. On Debian/Ubuntu, for example, aptitude search term will give you a quite a list. (If aptitude is not installed, apt-get install aptitude will install it for you.)
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I'm looking for the GTM device parameters for echo control (character/message reads):
DTM
EA - Echo on/off for character-mode read (READ *X)
EM - Echo on/off for message-mode read (READ X)
Our application runs on DTM/DOS where the "PC Console" (device 0) can be setup to emulate VT-220.
VT - Enable/disable VT-220 emulation
Can anyone recommend a VT-220 terminal emulator for Linux? I've been using SecureCRT and like it, but I'd rather go open source.
I believe GT.M has only one ECHO device parameter. In any case, all device parameters are described in Chapter 9 of the Programmers Guide - go to http://fis-gtm.com and click on the User Documentation tab to access all current GT.M documentation. GT.M uses ncurses for terminal emulation from the server side.
There are a number of good terminal emulators bundled with most Linux distributions, and you should see what works best for your application. On Debian/Ubuntu, for example, aptitude search term will give you a quite a list. (If aptitude is not installed, apt-get install aptitude will install it for you.)