Added enough ANSI/VT100 support so that at least vim, emacs, mc, top and nano works as expected when connected to a linux machine and $COLUMNS and $LINES are set correctly. Renamed to ansiterm as the VT52-support is no longer the main attraction.
The VT52 mode can be used by cycling to it using ctrl-q + m. It also supports the VT100 command for enabling/disabling VT52 emulation mode.
davidgiven
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7 months ago
Added enough ANSI/VT100 support so that at least vim, emacs, mc, top and nano works as expected when connected to a linux machine and $COLUMNS and $LINES are set correctly. Renamed to ansiterm as the VT52-support is no longer the main attraction.
The VT52 mode can be used by cycling to it using ctrl-q + m. It also supports the VT100 command for enabling/disabling VT52 emulation mode.