Re: Re: Full screen application Specs
Bob Flanders <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.emulators.hercules390.vm |
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Hi, I tried connecting to rocsys.dyndns.org:3277, but got a "Wait" when hitting enter on the Herc logo. I am using wc3270 -- Bob On Mon, Jul 26, 2010 at 10:57 AM, Rocky <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Good News > > The editor is on the machine (PRE PRE PRE ALPHA) > Really need input to get this working right. > Type ED instead of BR > > > Most commands are more or less the same as the browser > Two new line commands are: > I & D > > I or Inn will insert blank lines at the current pos > D or Dnn will delete the lines > / still works same as in Browser will find/search for a string = curent pos > to end > > Only the first D or I will get acted upon > > Otherwise its more or less the same functionality at this point. > Except of course you can edit lines > > Even to the right of the viewable screen where the recors is larger than > the dispaly. SHIFT and it fiogures out the positions > > Meanwhile it's just in storage - doesn't write the file out yet - or I will > lose my test data. > Updated sources and listings are on the site > > > I need input - CAPS ON CAPS off ???? > I have a routine tht does translation on the data you enter - but it is > field oriented in my macros > So if I use that routine and defines the flds as tran=yes then you will get > the equivalent of caps on > But you cant turn it off > > I defined all the editing fields as caps off in the maps and I'll need a > program switch, if I need to do the translation > > Some problem about the logical order of actions -- Not sure how to handle > it > > Is a good rule of thumb to process the action lines on theleft side first > and then process the command. > > for instance - that would work find for DD DD OR CC CC > Or should I ignore the command line when their are action fileds - that > makes the logic a lot easier > just process the action lines > > what is the logic for SAVE - PF3 automatic save or save only on SAVE or > FILE and then you get into the previous question. > Do I allow a PF3 if the file has been changed or do I force a QUIT COMMAND > > Lots of little things here > > I don't think I should do a save directly but rather a save on the A DISK > under a different name and then a copy > all kinds of issues will arise - R/O- no Room etc. Need unified logic - > like to hear suggestions > > PASTE is in the down the road a bit - probably next week > > next for me CC CC (P &r F) or (B & A) - what do you guys prefer? > Also DD DD and / on the action line to bring it to the top > > let me know whats missing - > Goal is a useful tool - doesn't have to be the best editor in the world > (but that's also a possibility) > Any body want to write some HELP Screens - My English is not that good. > neither is my spelling > Just write them in 76 pos lines and I'll build the maps, I think you can > use the PF1 on the first screen as a model > > > ROC > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------ > *From:* [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] *On > Behalf Of *paoloG > *Sent:* Monday, July 26, 2010 07:59 > *To:* [email protected] > *Subject:* [H390-VM] Re: Full screen application Specs > > > > > > --- In [email protected] <H390-VM%40yahoogroups.com>, "Rocky" > <rocsystems@...> wrote: > > > > Strange - machine is up and working > > I logged in and got the logo hit henter and got CP and did DIAL - all > worked > > > > Rocky, > > I'm using Tom Brennan's TN3270 to connect to your Hercules; sometimes I > must retry one or more times (waiting for 10 seconds time out), but when I > get Hercules screen and then VM/370 screen everything works well (I can stay > connected for hours without dropping). > > Performances are good (subsecond time while browsing little files), only > large files (dumps or listings) require a few seconds to load in memory. > > A little suggestion: is it possible to launch BROWSE with a PF key > selecting the file pointed by the cursor (in VM/SP FLIST way)? > > Anyhow I'm very impressed; it's the first time in mankind history that a > Full Screen application runs on a vanilla VM/370 and you must be proud of > yourself :-) > > Regards. > > Paul > > >