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On Fri, 7 Jul 2000, Mike Madore wrote: > I've updated the version of the development code to 0.17.0 in CVS. I have > also applied the patch to lp5250d so it now uses the new config file > system. Sorry it took me so long. Thank you... looks good. [Snipped example config for lp5250d] > > Yes, I have the same problem if I hit Ctrl-C, get the system request > > screen, then Ctrl-A or Ctrl-C again. > > > > I checked some older versions, too... "0.16.0pre2", "0.15.8" and "0.14.1" > > all had this same problem! I guess I never noticed it before because I > > never wanted to hit Ctrl-A or Ctrl-C on the System Request screen :) > > What is the expected behavior when hitting Ctrl-C again ? > Okay, this is what happens on my IBM 3179-2 terminal: 1) I hit SysReq.. 2) the terminal gives me a little line of underlines to type an option on. (this was never implemented in tn5250, and IMHO isn't important) 3) I hit enter. 4) It gives me the SysReq menu. 5) I hit SysReq again. 6) it gives me another little line of underlines to type an option. 7) doesnt matter what I type next, be it text, or just enter, or a number, or even garbage characters, it'll ignore it and put me back to the SysReq menu that I was already sitting on. Rumba/2000 under Win98 exhibits the same behavior as the IBM 3179-2 does. This is what tn5250 does: 1) I hit Ctrl-C for SysReq (or whatever key I have mapped to SysReq) 2) It brings up the SysReq menu as expected. 3) I hit Ctrl-C again (or I can also hit Ctrl-A for Attn to get the same fun-filled results) 4) the "X SYSTEM" indicator goes on, and then it just sits there til I close the emulator. ("the emulator hangs") In either case, whether you hit SysReq from the SysReq menu, or whether you hit Attn, it should just "ignore" it. (But I dont know if its the emulator ignoring it or the AS/400) I don't consider this a huge issue, since there is no practical reason to hit SysReq on that menu :) But its still a bug... If any kinds of traces will help, let me know... +--- | This is the LINUX5250 Mailing List! | To submit a new message, send your mail to LINUX5250@midrange.com. | To subscribe to this list send email to LINUX5250-SUB@midrange.com. | To unsubscribe from this list send email to LINUX5250-UNSUB@midrange.com. | Questions should be directed to the list owner/operator: david@midrange.com +---
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