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Inside a proc you can do T I27,"`:" to set the column width of the wintegrate emulator to 80 characters. Is there a listing of what escape sequences exist to manipulate the wintegrate emulator?

The end goal is to change the wintegrate terminal type programmatically.

Thanks in advance!

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Nivethan Thiyagarajah
Programmer
Asynchron Systems Inc
Toronto ON CA
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Inside a proc you can do T I27,"`:" to set the column width of the wintegrate emulator to 80 characters. Is there a listing of what escape sequences exist to manipulate the wintegrate emulator?

The end goal is to change the wintegrate terminal type programmatically.

Thanks in advance!

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Nivethan Thiyagarajah
Programmer
Asynchron Systems Inc
Toronto ON CA
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In the wIntegrate installation sub-directory CONFIG (ie c:\\program files (x86)\\wintegrate\\config) there are client scripts (mainly to resize wIntegrate cols, rows, backpages, font) we use to resize/config wIntegrate using WIN.PCSCRIPT called sz{cols}x{rows}.wis e.g. sz80x24.wis

In your routine you could simply run the script by setting COLS and ROWS e.g.
COLS = 80
ROWS = 24
CALL WIN.PCSCRIPT("Config/sz" : COLS : "x" : ROWS : ".wis", "")

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Mike Young
Senior PS Techical Consultant
Aptean
Atlanta GA US
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In the wIntegrate installation sub-directory CONFIG (ie c:\\program files (x86)\\wintegrate\\config) there are client scripts (mainly to resize wIntegrate cols, rows, backpages, font) we use to resize/config wIntegrate using WIN.PCSCRIPT called sz{cols}x{rows}.wis e.g. sz80x24.wis

In your routine you could simply run the script by setting COLS and ROWS e.g.
COLS = 80
ROWS = 24
CALL WIN.PCSCRIPT("Config/sz" : COLS : "x" : ROWS : ".wis", "")

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Mike Young
Senior PS Techical Consultant
Aptean
Atlanta GA US
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Thank you, that pointed me in the right direction.

You can also do CALL WIN.COMSUB('Set Emulation="vt100"') to set specific variables without having a script on the host PC.


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Nivethan Thiyagarajah
Programmer
Asynchron Systems Inc
Toronto ON CA
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