setting function keys

[Richard D. Williams]

On 4/4/2014 10:19 AM, davidrottkamp at echoes.net wrote:
> Hi,,
>
> On SCO unix I used to program the function keys by running a script which did the following
> This is an ansi termcap
>
> echo "\033Q0a^;[Ma"
> echo "\033Q1a^;[Na"
> echo "\033Q2a!T^-a"
> echo "\033Q3a!I^-a"
> echo "\033Q4a!W^-a"
> echo "\033Q5a!Z^-a"
> echo "\033Q6a^;[Sa"
> echo "\033Q7a!O^-a"
> echo "\033Q8a!E^-a"
> echo "\033Q9a!C^-a"
> echo "\033Q;a!P^-a"
>
> I am updating to Linux Redhat still ansi termcap
> and this does not work anymore.  Any ideas n how to
> program function keys withing Redhat linux and ansi terminal emulation would be appreciated
>
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dave Rottkamp
>
> Cell 570-620-8027
>
> www.poconolakeproperties.com
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Dave,

I have never done this, but I found a link that might help.

http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/create-function-keys-based-shortcut-to-speeding-up-work-at-linux-command-line-part-2.html

Richard