Which is it--fP or Anzio?

[Fairlight]

On Wed, Sep 07, 2005 at 03:57:28PM -0700, Bob Rasmussen may or may not have
proven themselves an utter git by pronouncing:
> On Wed, 7 Sep 2005, Fairlight wrote:
> 
> > I just went to try to use fP on a client system (SCO5, fP 5.0.10R4).
> >
> > Just going into rcabe, where it gives you the box to select processing
> > table name, if I just arrow down not even really quickly, certainly not
> > holding the key down...just faster than say, 0.5 seconds, I get a failure
> > to redraw the one that just go unselected in the right colours.  In other
> > words, I end up with what looks like, at the moment, 14 different entries
> > highlighted, sporadically spread out depending how fast I arrowed around.
> >
> > Is this an fP issue, or an Anzio issue?  Gut says Anzio, since it doesn't
> > happen under PuTTY.  Presumably there'll be some sensible explanation that
> > makes it all "okay".  However, I didn't want to rule out fP out of hand,
> > just because my Anzio experiences are adding up at an almost logarithmic
> > rate.  Could be something weird in it.  Maybe.  Possibly.  Perhaps.  Kinda
> > doubting it.
> 
> Communicating via telnet, SSH, serial, modem, or what?

I should think it shouldn't matter, unless it was flow control, which it
shouldn't be.  Telnet in this particular case, at any rate.

> What terminal type is Anzio emulating?

scoansi

> What TERM variable at the host end?

TERM=scoansi
PFTERM=flansi (a modified cansi to cut out the \264)
Anzio set to emulate scoansi (old-style).

BTW, I did kill the close on conn loss and found out why it's trying to
resave--it's getting set back to full duplex again somehow.  Which code am
I looking for?  And I'll see if I can't bang this into submission.  My fP
termcap manual went missing years back somehow.  Back when they actually
supplied them, I had one.  Wish I still did--I'm not sure where the custom
codes are documented.  Some are deducable, others not so much.

mark->
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