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RE: terminal driver hacks
- To: deltoids@mcws.net
- Subject: RE: terminal driver hacks
- From: Eric Thayer <eht@cs.cmu.edu>
- Date: Fri, 1 May 1998 08:43:38 -0400
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Anyone remember ^F? If you did that, you got a listing of your open files
and a bunch of other file stats that slip my mind. I think Alan F. found it
somewhere (DECUS?).
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-deltoids@mcws.net [mailto:owner-deltoids@mcws.net]On Behalf
Of Rich Thomson
Sent: Thursday, April 30, 1998 4:09 PM
To: deltoids@mcws.net
Subject: terminal driver hacks
Does anyone have a canonical list of terminal driver hacks that
originated at DELTA? The "history" mentions ^V, but we can't seem
to remember what it did. :) I recall that ^V was a local hack, but
I can't exactly remember its function... was it some sort of foreground/
background job control? I remember Ed Jones telling me about unix
job control (^Z, ^Y), and I have a vague memory of trying out unix job
control and thinking I liked DELTA's job control better.
--
Rich Thomson
rthomson@ptc.com