ACCEPT KEY
James Sauer
I have found that CONTROL-M works for ENTER on most terminals.
If memory serves the syntax is:
OPTIONS
ACCEPT KEY CONTROL-M
Be aware that the ACCEPT KEY will be set to this value from that point on and
must be reset to another value explicitly.
Hope this helps.
Jim Sauer
sau...@heidelberg-emh2.army.mil
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Andrew Burt
>Recently someone posted a question regarding changing the accept key.
>I have found that CONTROL-M works for ENTER on most terminals.
>If memory serves the syntax is:
>OPTIONS
> ACCEPT KEY CONTROL-M
I'd like to suggest to the Keepers of the Language that there be some way
to query the value of these buggers, so one could for example, reset it back
to <previous value>. I kludged up a set of routines, push/pop_accept_key()
since (I find) it makes sense in certain areas to have it enter, sometimes
escape, and sometimes nothing (control-a). But as it is, there's now way to
know what it was before. :-(
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