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PtWindow
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protochg
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crgb
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18015
string
Emulation Change
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data
0
18020
string
/Photon*/Installation*/*Utilities/
1015
string
pterm
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PtButton
2
but_sttyYes
3011
multi
14
Set stty entry1007
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1005
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3018
string
S
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data
1
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font
helv12b
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PtButton
2
but_sttyNo
3011
multi
21
Just change emulation1007
pos
168,312
1005
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3018
string
J
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data
2
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helv12b
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PtButton
2
but_sttyWrite
3011
multi
22
Pass commands to shell1007
pos
81,348
1005
dim
148,20
3018
string
P
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data
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font
helv12b
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PtButton
2
but_sttyCancel
3011
multi
6
Cancel1007
pos
243,348
1005
dim
44,20
3018
string
C
1004
data
4
3010
font
helv12b
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PtRect
2
PtRect
1005
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short
1
1007
pos
14,15
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flag
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crgb
0xffffffff
0
PtMultiText
2
PtMultiText
1005
dim
323,95
1007
pos
28,28
1006
flag
2,8914830
3011
multi
280
The emulation change may confuse the program(s) running on the terminal. After the change, the TERM environment variable and the editing keys in the device stty entry should be set to values corresponding to the new protocol. The two following shell commands can be used to do it:3000
short
2
5002
flag
9,47
0
PtMultiText
2
PtMultiText
1005
dim
306,101
1007
pos
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flag
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3011
multi
301
Pterm can pass the above commands to the device as if they were typed on the keyboard. If the shell is now waiting for a command, this will work. If not, pterm can update the stty entry of a pseudo tty directly, but the shell usually will ignore it. The TERM variable can only be set within the shell.3000
short
2
5002
flag
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PtLabel
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stty_label
3011
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TERM=qnxm1007
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PtLabel
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PtLabel
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stty load1007
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PtLabel
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PtLabel
3011
multi
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Warning1007
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