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On Tue, 4 Sep 2001, Martin Rowe wrote: > > It works the same as in CA (or KMail) when going right, but places the cursor > at the end of the word when going left. As an example from the signon screen > > Display . . . . . : QPADEV0006 > ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ # ^ = stop points for CA/KMail > r r r r r r r r # r = stop points for tn5250 moving right > l l l l l l l l # l = stop points for tn5250 moving left > > In addition the other apps will move onto the [start of the next|end of the > previous] line and carry on from there, once they reach the [start|end] of > the line being processed. Having never used this functionality until it got > mentioned on the list, I can't say I'm bothered either way, but it might be > nice to emulate that too. Making it do those things is not a problem -- but not having either of those applications, I had to guess at what to do :) I'll change it to make it work like CA/Kmail, when I get a chance (hopefully today) What does it do when it gets to the start/end of a screen? wrap around or stop? > One other, slightly related question. Is it possible to have a key binding > for start of the current line/field (as a matching function to End), like > Home does in pretty much any other app I've used. I know Home has a special > meaning in 5250 but would a Shift-Home (or something else) be possible > without breaking anything? That should be easy enough to do. Shouldn't break anything... I'll look at that, too...
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