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Subject: Re: VT100 V2.4/Lattice V3.10
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Date: Tue, 10-Feb-87 19:43:25 EST
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Posted: Tue Feb 10 19:43:25 1987
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Keywords: Help, Felipe, help me!!!

In article <647@rayssd.RAY.COM> jxc@rayssd.RAY.COM (Jeffrey J. Clesius) writes:
>Several questions:
>  a. Was V2.4 of VT100 posted to Usenet?  I got a copy from a local BBS.

Yes - that's where I got my copy.

>  b. Has anyone compiled V2.4 using Lattice V3.10?

Yes. A couple of people pointed out the problem when I asked about it.
You have to change all occurences of the routine d{open,close,next} to
dir{open,close,next} (well, not all, but you might as well to be
consistent). One of these days, I'll find my ANSI DRAFT C Standard,
and decide if this is a bug (it oughta be!).

I've got patch files to do this, plus add mouse support code to 2.4.
DBW has a copy of that, plus the elisp for GNU to make use of the
mouse support. I haven't posted it to the net because the mouse code
doesn't handle quit's at all.

	<mike