INed keypad mapping

[Bill Rizzi]

In article <1179 at cit-vax.Caltech.Edu> jon at cit-vax.UUCP (Jon Leech) writes:
>	I am running Xenix 2.0 on a PC/AT with the Interactive 
>`Operating System Extensions' including the INed screen editor. 

	It is helpful to know whether you are using SCO or IBM Xenix.
	I also suspect that you are using TEN/PLUS, not INed.
	TEN/PLUS is an INed-like editor with an integrated operating
	system interface and other enhancements.

>The default INed command mappings are NOT what I want. Does anyone
>know how to change them? There appears to be no documentation on
>this, yet clearly there's some way to do it since different terminals
>have different default mappings (unless they are built into the
>binary - of course, knowing ISC that's a strong possibility).

	Derogratory public comments are generally not the best way
	to solicit assistance from those in the best position of
	providing it. Assuming you are indeed using TEN/PLUS,
	you should find the terminal mappings in /usr/lib/INed/def.trm.
	Edit your terminal's input mappings in this file and then run
	"tdigest def.trm terms.bin". TEN/PLUS looks first for the
	terms.bin file specified in the TDESC environment variable
	and then in /usr/lib/INed.

>Any help on this is appreciated. I do NOT want to hear recommendations
>that I should use another editor, however. Please respond by
>mail as I do not read these newsgroups.

	Hope this helps you (and perhaps others).
	INTERACTIVE support is avilable at 213-453-UNIX.

>    -- Jon Leech (jon at csvax.caltech.edu || ...seismo!cit-vax!jon)
>    Caltech Computer Science Graphics Group
>    __@/

	Bill Rizzi {sdcrdcf, ima, ucbvax}!ism780c!billr
	INTERACTIVE Systems Corp.