Telnet Pro emulator, LINUX and filePro (resolved)

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On Fri, Nov 04, 2005 at 10:42:37AM -0800, Jeff Harrison, the prominent pundit,
witicized:
> > At the point you use PuTTY, to trigger "Delete" in
> > the context of issuing
> > ^? itself, you will have to use Shift-Backspace. 
> > Delete sends the
> > vt100 "Erase" sequence (^[[3~ from memory), and
> > there is -no- way to
> > change PuTTY's behaviour in that respect.  It's a
> > miracle he added
> > shift-backspace.
> > 
> > You could use Bill's (and my concurring) suggestion
> > of using ^C, and just
> > change the termcap to reflect the right key sequence
> > to display for break.
> > 
> 
> Or just don't use the vt100 emulation.

I'm not sure you understood what I was saying, Jeff.  I was saying that
PuTTY itself -only- does "Erase" on the Delete key, and cannot be changed.
PuTTY doesn't let you fully remap the keys.  It doesn't matter what
server-side emulation you're using; if you use PuTTY, Delete returns the
"Erase" code.

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