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From: rwh@me.utoronto.ca (Russ Herman)
Subject: Re: telix bugs
Message-ID: <1990Mar21.195731.10760@me.toronto.edu>
Keywords: Telix, scripts
Organization: none
References: <542@fwi.uva.nl> <1990Mar20.160404.17787@uwasa.fi>
Distribution: comp
Date: 22 Mar 90 00:57:31 GMT

In article <1990Mar20.160404.17787@uwasa.fi> ts@uwasa.fi (Timo Salmi LASK) writes:
>This problem can be best resolved by writing a simple Telix script
>that makes the switch and execute it at runtime (alt-g).  The key
>variables for the script are
>  _swap_bs = 1;
>  _dest_bs = 0;

One great thing about TELIX's SALT language is that you can write scripts
that call other scripts as subroutines.  Therefore I have two flavours of
setup configurations:

	UNXINIT.SLT:
		main()
		{
		    _swap_bs	  = 1;
		    _dest_bs	  = 0;
		    _zmod_auto	  = 0;
		    _asc_rcrtrans = 1;
		    _asc_rlftrans = 2;
		    _asc_scrtrans = 1;
		    _asc_slftrans = 0;
		    _asc_striph   = 0;
		    _asc_slpacing = 0;
		}
and
	DOSINIT.SLT:
		main()
		{
		    _swap_bs	  = 0;
		    _dest_bs	  = 1;
		    _zmod_auto	  = 1;
		    _asc_rcrtrans = 0;
		    _asc_rlftrans = 0;
		    _asc_scrtrans = 0;
		    _asc_slftrans = 0;
		    _asc_striph   = 0;
		    _asc_slpacing = 0;
		}

These are invoked from the connect scripts of whatever type of system I'm
logging into.

Russ Herman
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