[LINUX5250] Re: How to remap keyboard

[Scott Klement <klemscot@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> 1) Does anybody care about this "functionality?"

I assume that *you* do?  If so, that's enough justification.

> 2) If so, how do I submit my changes?

Please create a patch (I prefer unified, but context will work as
well) and, if the changes are small, send them to the list for group
review.  If they're large, please send them to me directly.

If you're working from CVS, you can create a patch from CVS directly
with "cvs diff -uR" the only other way I know to make patches in Windows
would be to use Cygwin...   though, I'm sure there are other ways...

If you're completely lost on what I'm saying, just send me the source
files that you've changed and tell me where you got them from (version of
tn5250) and I'll create the appropriate patches and post them to the list.

On Mon, 7 Apr 2003, Buck Calabro wrote:
>
> After all this time, I haven't made a contribution despite using tn5250
> daily.  I've tried to add two functions: Next field and Previous field.  The
> idea was to emulate next word / previous word, but stop at input-capable
> fields too.  Yes, I am using the Windows version.
>
> I have two questions.
> 1) Does anybody care about this "functionality?"
> 2) If so, how do I submit my changes?
>
> I have made changes to the following source modules (is that what to call
> them?)
> /src
>   display.h - prototype for prev/next fld functions
>   display.c - stubs for functions
>   terminal.h - key definitions
>   dbuffer.c - function implementations
> /win32
>   winterm.c - keyboard to 'function' map
>
>   --buck
>
> By the bye, thanks Scott for the overview on how this works.  It was a while
> ago, but I think it stuck!  If not, it's my fault.