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Re: HEADS UP: terminfo imported into -current
Hello. How is this an improvement over termcap? which is a single
place where terminal definitions are defined, as opposed to a tree of
definitions? I hope you remembered the window(1) utility when you
imported this change. The window(1) utility provides its own terminal
definition, and when you ssh to other machines in a window, you need the
.termcap entry to work. Do you provide a captoinfo utility?
-thanks
-Brian
On Feb 3, 3:51pm, Roy Marples wrote:
} Subject: HEADS UP: terminfo imported into -current
} Hi List
}
} I've now imported my terminfo implementation into -current and removed
} termcap. terminfo provides a backwards compatable termcap interface
} (minus the NetBSD extensions).
}
} Everything should still work just as before, with the below exceptions:
}
} * Any 3rd party programs using the termcap API NetBSD extensions
} will have to be reworked.
}
} * termcap -> terminfo translation is not provided.
} As such $TERMCAP is ignored and tset -s no longer reports it.
} If you maintain your own definitions you will now have to manage
} them your personal terminfo databases.
} This is described in tic(1).
}
} Thanks
}
} Roy
>-- End of excerpt from Roy Marples
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