[Coco] OSTerm with DriveWire 4

[Dave Philipsen]

When I wrote it, it was primarily used for logging in to ANSI BBS 
systems and so there may be some codes that were not commonly used on 
BBS systems that got missed.  I know it supports the standard cursor 
positioning and foreground/background color stuff and a few others.  
I've been searching for my original source disk for some time now but 
haven't found it yet.  I know I have it somewhere though.  Wouldn't be 
too tough to figure out the problem and re-assemble it to fix it. 
There's a disassembled version floating around that Randy Wilson did a 
long time ago.

Dave


On 2015-09-21 19:36, Travis Poppe wrote:
> On Mon, Sep 21, 2015 at 07:30:08PM -0500, Dave Philipsen wrote:
>> 
>> The ANSI support of Supercomm should be at least a subset of VT-100.
>> What doesn't work?
> 
> I'm currently using it to connect to a Linux machine on my network. 
> I've
> fiddled with various TERM environment variables, but can't quite get
> things to display exactly as they should. I frequently have to press
> CTRL-L (redraw screen) to get something of an accurate display;
> otherwise things simply get overwritten in place.
> 
> By comparison, I've managed to get V-Term (VT100) working okay under
> RS-DOS, but not over DriveWire, and at a grueling 2400 baud. It 
> actually
> doesn't look as nice as SuperComm, but I believe it was accurately
> drawing the screen with TERM=vt100 set under Linux.
> 
> Best regards,
> --
> Travis Poppe
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