Re: gtk-5250 & gnome-5250 -- LINUX5250

Scott Klement wrote:
> 
> These emulators worked for me today! (woohoo!)  They even do underlines,
> colors and blinking...  I'm almost giddy.
> 
> A few small problems:
> 
> 1)  If I click the properties dialog, and got a segmentation fault.
>      Since I'm running FreeBSD, this is probably another one of those
>      issues where it doesnt show up in Linux, because Linux always
>      initializes its memory when allocated.
> 
>      In gtk-5250, its occurring around line 355 of gtk5250propdlg.c,
>      on this statement:
> 
>        gtk_font_selection_set_font_name (GTK_FONT_SELECTION
>            (This->font_selector), This->font_name_80);
> 
>      The gnome-5250 version doesn't appear to dump core, so I'll have
>      to do a bit more research if its not happening at the same spot :)
> 

That's strange.  There shouldn't be any difference in behavior between
the
Gnome and the GTK+ version.  I'm looking at the code and really don't
have
an explanation for you...  Everything _is_ initialized properly.

If this persists, fire up gdb (with `gdb /path/to/gtk-5250 core' and do
a `backtrace').  It should tell me the values of the parameters.

> 2) There are certain 5250 keys that I can't figure out how to do in either
>      the gnome-5250 or gtk-5250 versions.   Field+, backtab, etc.  Is
>      there a way to send these?

(hack hack hack...)
Okay, Field+/Field- are now the number keypad's +/- keys.
Field exit is also mapped to keypad enter.
Backtab is Shift+Tab.
Shift+Esc is System request, Esc is Attention.
All numbers on keypad work.  '*' and '/' on keypad produce those
characters
(is that right for a dumb terminal).

and per the previous email:

I'm not sure if it will work, but I've mapped Sys_Req to print as well.
Hopefully this will catch the Print Screen key...  (I gotta get a
printer set up one of these days...)

> 
> 3) The keyboard mapping is not what I'm used to.  (Although many people
>      will argue this point with me, I absolutely HATE having the Ctrl
>      key act as ENTER, and having ENTER act as Field Exit!  YUCK!)
>      Is this possible to change at this point, or is that still on the
>      "to-do list"?

It's still on the to-do list.

But just for you, I've added the +bassackwards command-line switch ;-)

> 
> Thanks for any help...
> 
> -Scott
> 
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