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From: freese@dalvm41b.vnet.ibm.com ("Bradley T. Freese")
Newsgroups: comp.unix.aix
Subject: Re: Terminal Emulators/ Virtual Terminals
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Date: 14 May 91 21:50:51 GMT
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sasrhj@key.unx.sas.com (Bob Jones) writes:

> ...
> Along these lines, I've tried using the terminal emulator called 'ate'
> packaged with AIX 3.1.  It interprets CTRL-B for toggling file capture, and
> CTRL-V for escaping to a main menu after establishing a connection.  Well vi
> also uses these sequences, so when I'm editing files remotely,  vi never sees
> any of these commands and I'm constantly toggling file capture.
>
> Anybody know how to work around this problem?

Look in your current or $HOME directory where you normally run 'ate'.
There should be a file called "ate.def".  Edit this file and at the
end of it you should find three lines that read something like:

CAPTURE_KEY  002
MAINMENU_KEY 026
PREVIOUS_KEY 022

These lines define the ASCII values of the three control keys in 'ate'.
By defaults, CTRL-B toggles file capture, CTRL-Z returns to the main
menu, and CTRL-V returns to the previous screen.  To change these,
simple edit the file.  Specify the decimal version of the ASCII value
that you want to do these functions.