Kbase 19451: Using 132 characters instead of 80 in UNIX character editor
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
24/01/2000 |
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SUMMARY:
Some customers developing in the character environment may
want to set their editor to use wide screen with 132 characters
per line instead of 80 characters per editor line.
This knowledgebase will tell you how to setup your PROTERMCAP
to support this issue.
This document applies to: Progress UNIX character environment
STEP BY STEP DETAILS:
The following lines need to be added in the PROTERMCAP file as
first lines of the modified section in the PROTERMCAP file:
:ti=\E[?3h::te=\E[?3l::co#132:
NOTE: After this you need to set your terminal emulation program
to use 132 characters per line instead of 80. How this is exactly
done, depends on the current emulation program used.
This has been tested in VT100(32bit) and CRT terminal emulator
environment.
REFERENCES TO WRITTEN DOCUMENTATION:
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Kbase #19451,#15001
NOTE: As any modifications to the standard Progress PROTERMCAP
file are unsupported by Progress, please refer to kbase #15001
about description of our support practice regarding PROTERMCAP
issues and the submission process for a new PROTERMCAP entry.