termcap

[Bill Campbell]

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ctrl-c instead of the SCOish DEL is standard on pretty much
everything and is set with:

stty intr '^C'

On Fri, Sep 14, 2012, davidrottkamp at echoes.net wrote:
>Hi
>
>ON Linux CentOS 5.6 with filepro version 5.0.11
>need a termcap that works in xterm window.  The one
>I have uses ctrl-c for break and on screen it is showing
>SAVE   BREAK as labels not what I have in the /appl/fp/termcap file for ansi definition
>TERM=xterm;export TERM
>PFTERM=ansi;export PFTERM
>
>being set
>
>Thanks,
>
>Dave Rottkamp 
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