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On 05/22/2018 03:44 PM, R0b0t1 wrote: |
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> Yes - screen can hold everything until you hit enter and allow you to |
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> edit the line and do wrapping clientside. Screen also handles control |
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> codes properly. |
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Good to know. |
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Aside: Now my brain is trying to remember the old differences between |
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telnet and 3270 / 5250. I think that telnet was inherently line |
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oriented (by default) and 3270 / 5250 were something else (but I don't |
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remember what). |
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> I just tried to find the exact settings but drew a blank. It doesn't |
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> do local line editing by default. Local editing should be okay with a |
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> normal device but it will not work well if your board runs Linux. |
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The other thing that comes to mind is mosh and some of the features that |
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it has. |
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Though, all of those don't do anything like command history. (I'm |
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assuming that editing is limited to the current, unsent, command line.) |
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Grant. . . . |
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unix || die |
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