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From: "Salvador Eduardo Tropea (SET)" <salvador AT inti DOT gov DOT ar>
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To: "T.E.Dickey" <dickey AT clark DOT net>, djgpp AT delorie DOT com
Date: Thu, 18 Feb 1999 16:17:38 +0000
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Subject: Re: TERM problem running Rhide on Linux
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"T.E.Dickey" <dickey AT clark DOT net> wrote

> Anders Törnqvist <Anders DOT Tornqvist AT era DOT ericsson DOT se> wrote:
> > Now I'm trying to run Rhide on Linux and X.
> 
> > Rhide will not start if the TERM environment variable
> > is set to something else than 'xterm'.
> > I want to set it to 'xterm-rhide' to try my own terminfo.
> 
> > Does anybody have any suggestion how I shall solve this?
> Perhaps Rhide is using termcap or terminfo (I don't know offhand).
> For termcap, you can override the location from which the information
> is read with the $TERMCAP variable.
> Likewise, with terminfo, use $TERMINFO.

From rhide.terminfo

# This fixes some conflicts in the keyboard termainal settings for
# rxvt. Compile this file with
#  tic xterm-rhide
# which places the compiled terminfo file in /usr/lib/terminfo/x
#
# If you have no root access, create the directory $HOME/.terminfo
# set $TERMINFO _BEFORE_ running tic to this directory
#  export TERMINFO=$HOME/.terminfo
# 
# And finally you have to set the $TERM variable to this terminal
# in your xterm _BEFORE_ running RHIDE with (for bash)
#  export TERM=xterm-rhide
rxvt-rhide|rxvt for RHIDE,
        key_dc=\E[3~,
        key_down=\E[B,
        key_left=\E[D,
        key_right=\E[C,
# to get no conflict with key_end
        key_select=\EOE,
        key_up=\E[A,
        use=rxvt,

# This fixes some conflicts in the keyboard termainal settings for
# xterm. Compile this file with
#  tic xterm-rhide
# which places the compiled terminfo file in /usr/lib/terminfo/x
#
# If you have no root access, create the directory $HOME/.terminfo
# set $TERMINFO _BEFORE_ running tic to this directory
#  export TERMINFO=$HOME/.terminfo
# 
# And finally you have to set the $TERM variable to this terminal
# in your xterm _BEFORE_ running RHIDE with (for bash)
#  export TERM=xterm-rhide
xterm-rhide|xterm for RHIDE,
        key_dc=\E[3~,
        key_down=\E[B,
        key_end=\E[4~,
        key_home=\E[1~,
        key_left=\E[D,
        key_right=\E[C,
# to get no conflict with key_end
        key_select=\EOE,
        key_up=\E[A,
        use=xterm,
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