I m working on automation tools for an ERP program running on SCO Unix.
See my questions on Expect:
Where can I find (either locally or on the web) resources for understanding what control characters are used in a session, and more specifically, determining a field location on the screen during an interaction with the ERP program?
The specific control characters for a given terminal type are stored in the terminfo database. curses reads the value of $TERM when initializing and uses it to find and extract the relevant sequences for the various terminal operations.
I m not really clear what you are asking, but one source of documentation on curses is the GNU implementation at http://www.gnu.org/software/ncurses. As far as control characters go, well that depends on what terminal you use - yours probably understands ANSI codes - see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code.
I just found out that the X/Open Group released a new version of their standard in November 2009 (previous version was released in 1996), and it is available free on the web from their bookstore as Technical Standard - X/Open Curses, Issue 7. You have to register, but access is free (and registration does not lead to an inundation of email, etc).
The previous version, Issue 4, Version 2 (from July 1996), is no longer available from X/Open. Given the newness of Issue 7, the new features are unlikely to be widely implemented yet, but look for changes in the next few years.
I just asked a question about whether it was possible to write a web-page-checking code and run it from free web server, and one supporter answered and said that it was possible only if I run "a web ...
I am sorry if my question is silly and not at the right place. I know it s possible to write a script (in any programming language) that would check some webpage every 20 minutes, record its HTML ...
Since cruise control is full of bugs that have wasted my entire week, I have decided the existing shell scripts I have are simpler and thus better. Here is what I have so far svn update /var/www/...
I like to write bash shell scripts on my iPhone, put them in an app folder with an icon, plist, etc., so they execute like apps by tapping their icon on SpringBoard. This is not interactive like ...
I am construcing a command in bash dynamically. This works fine: COMMAND="java myclass" ${COMMAND} Now I want to dynamically construct a command that redirectes the output: LOG=">> myfile.log ...
When I execute a Scala script from the command line, a directory named "tmp" is created in my home directory. It is always empty, so I simply deleted it without any apparent problem. Of course, when I ...
I have a project that uses ant to build and ivy for dependencies. I would like to generate the start scripts for my project, with the classpath, based on the dependencies configured in Ivy, ...
I m 试图撰写一个双面文字,处理一个文件清单,其名字在投入档案中每栏一栏储存,就像一个一样。
