:READ GOPHER23 README A1 GOPHER 10/15/92 10:09:53 I guess I'm at least as bad as anyone else about documentation. There are comments in the sample files. Work is progressing on "real" documentation. This package, including both client (GOPHERC) and server (GOPHERD) is available in several forms, any one of which contains all you need: GOPHER23 CARDDUMP -- Cornell 'CARD' format GOPHER23 TAR -- Rice CMS TAR format (UNIX 'tar' compatible) GOPHER23 READCARD -- punch it to yourself and run READCARD GOPHER23 PACKAGE -- available via LISTSERV Except! that the READCARD deck does not contain executable MODULEs. ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ Setting up the client (user end): Really there's not much to it. Just have GOPHER EXEC on an ACCESSed disk and the rest of the package on some other, or the same, disk. GOPHER EXEC is site-tailorable and calls GOPHERC EXEC, the real code. Here at Rice, we put most applications on their own minidisk (makes maintenance easier, for us anyway), and our GOPHER EXEC checks for the existence of GOPHERC EXEC and does a LINK and ACCESS of the right product disk(s) iff needed. Setting up the server: CMS Gopher server "directories" are defined by FILELIST files. FILELISTs within FILELISTs define sub-directories. The "root" is typically FILELIST, where is the VM userid of the server virtual machine, usually GOPHERD. Everything after the filemode (third word, presently ignored, BTW) is considered a "relative path" and concatenated onto the end of the path to the directory (FILELIST) which lists the file. This path is the "name" that the client displays, unless the name is overridden in a NAMES file (or if the file is a GOPHER (link) file). The filename (first word) must be preceeded by at least one blank space in the FILELIST. An asterisk in column one defines a comment in the FILELIST. (just like a standard CMS FILELIST, so you can in fact use a Gopher FILELIST as input to CMS' FILELIST EXEC) A GOPHER file (filetype GOPHER) is a "link" to another Gopher server. The contents of a GOPHER (link) file are the same as for a UNIX Gopher link file, of the form: name=Rice University CMS Gopher server host=RICEVM1.RICE.EDU port=70 path=1/ type=1 A NAMES file may accompany any FILELIST file, providing overrides to the default "type" and "name" values sent to the client(s). The NAMES file is also where pipeline specifications are defined, if any, for each file. ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ There is a discussion list, VMGOPHER@PUCC.Princeton.EDU. There is another CMS Gopher (both server and client), sometimes called "the Vienna Gopher", available from Gerhard Gonter . From: WTS@MAINE.MAINE.EDU (Wayne Smith) The basics, documents and FILELIST menus, is fairly easy to grasp, but the relationship of a NAMES file and its entries to a FILELIST file and its entries is not at all evident to the poor soul that just wants to provide an information service without much time invested (I.e., without subscribing to VMGOPHER). A: The easiest way to start is just name some plain-text files in GOPHERD FILELIST (which are available to your GOPHERD service machine on an accessed disk or SFS directory). Then try some "links" (filetype GOPHER) and sub-menus (filetype FILELIST). Then try some overrides (with a NAMES file for the FILELIST to be overridden). It has been suggested that the whole thing be consolidated: from FILELIST/GOPHER/NAMES, just have NAMES files. In the long run, this will probably work. It's almost possible now, but still, many may find FILELISTs easier to understand. Q: How to I point to another server/menu? A: The easiest way is with a "link" file (filetype GOPHER). When a link file shows-up in any FILELIST, the contents of that file are read and the information specified is presented to the client for that particular menu item. Q: How does a GOPHER file differ from a "link" in a NAMES file? A: The NAMES file is far more extensive. With CMS GopherD, you don't use "link" files to override the characteristics of other files in the menu (as you would with a UNIX server). With CMS GopherD, GOPHER (link) files are exclusively used to reference other network (usually non-local) resources, while the NAMES file may apply to files which reside on your system and/or "links" or remote services which are mearly listed locally. Q: Some folks have made it seem that their GOPHER server files are free for the taking ... is there a GOPHER feature to pull these in? A: To "receive" an item, press PF5. The receive function will not overwrite an existing file (though you can still view & SAVE from XEDIT). Q: GOPHERD should document DISKWRIT in the prolog. A: GOPHERD uses DISKWRIT to perform the same "reaccess" trick GONE EXEC does when you reconnect. If disks appear to have changed, they are reACCESSed so that GopherD has the latest revision of any files on said minidisks. Q: Why are the "STANDARD" translate-table files provided? Are these for use with the server? A: The default ASCII<--->EBCDIC translation in VM TCP/IP (FAL) is not 100% correct for the majority of the VM/UNIX/VMS/DOS/Mac world we live in. STANDARD TCPXLATE and TCPXLBIN provide a 1-for-1 translation between de-facto "network EBCDIC" (codepage 1047) and "extended ASCII" (ISO 8859-1). Q: If PhoneBk and Search are available, how do we use them? A: Presently, CMS GopherD does not support PhoneBk and Search engines. The client (GOPHERC) is happy to utilize such servers on other hosts. Q: Some GOPHERs restrict access or output to some clients; how? A: Specify an "auth" value in the NAMES file. The tag :auth. allows for control over any object in a menu (defined by a FILELIST and/or NAMES file), even the menu itself. Q: Is there anything different about your RXSOCKET? A: RXSOCKET was created by Arty Ecock. He maintains it. Rice doesn't have any mods to RXSOCKET, and Gopher doesn't need any special treatment from RXSOCKET. If you find an RXSOCKET packaged with CMS Gopher to be out-of-date, by all means, use the current one or get the latest from Arty. If you pick-up RXSOCKET MODULE from a UNIX FTP host, you must "deblock" it back into its CMS form (record oriented) with: PIPE DISK RXSOCKET U-MODULE | DEBLOCK CMS | DISK RXSOCKET MODULE ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ Thanks to: Yossie Silverman, Jim Gerland, Arty Ecock, Serge Goldstein, Chuck Boeheim, Wayne Smith, Jim Colten, Nick LaFlamme, ... (this list continues to grow, and some have surely been left out) ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ Files associated with CMS Gopher 2.3: GOPHER23 FILELIST GOPHER23 NAMES GOPHER23 README (this file) client: GOPHER EXEC GOPHERC EXEC GOPHERC REXX GVM EXEC GVM DIRECT server: GOPHERD EXEC GOPHERD REXX GOPHERDM REXX GOPHERDS REXX GOPHERD DIRECT support: EXPAND REXX (expands tabs in plain text files) DROPDOTS REXX (removes trailing . lines from plain text) PRINT REXX (works kinda like regular CMS PRINT) A2E REXX (ASCII to EBCDIC translation) E2A REXX (EBCDIC to ASCII translation) TCPA2E REXX (ASCII to EBCDIC translation) TCPE2A REXX (EBCDIC to ASCII translation) STANDARD TCPXLATE (translate table in source form) STANDARD TCPXLBIN (translate table in object form) support modules: RXSOCKET MODULE (TCP/IP socket interface to REXX EXECs) DISKWRIT MODULE (tells if a R/O minidisk has been changed) _REFRESH EXEC (reACCESSes changed R/O minidisks) a tool for browsing Gopher FILELISTs directly: GL EXEC help files: GOPHER HELPCMS BROWSER HELPGOPHER VIEW HELPGOPHER FIND HELPGOPHER LOOKUP HELPGOPHER SEARCH HELPGOPHER BOOKMARK HELPGOPHER BOOKLIST HELPGOPHER serving CMS HELP via Gopher: GOPHERDH REXX GOPHERDI REXX HELP NAMES NEWS NAMES general information: GOPHER PROTOCOL GOPHERT GIF "Surfin' the InterNet" GOPHER COPYRIGHT :READ GOPHER23 FILELIST A1 GOPHER 10/15/92 09:36:01 * * This is CMS Gopher 2.3 (v2r3), client and server. * If you have any questions, send e-mail to TROTH@RICEVM1.RICE.EDU. * * * Copyright 1992 Richard M. Troth. This software was developed * with resources provided by Rice University and is intended * to serve Rice's user community. Rice has benefitted greatly * from the free distribution of software, therefore distribution * of unmodified copies of this material is not restricted. * You may change your own copy as needed. Neither Rice * University nor any of its employees or students shall be held * liable for damages resulting from the use of this software. * * * You will need RXSOCKET and CMS Pipelines. (5785-RAC) * You will need VM TCP/IP, V2 or later. (5735-FAL) * * This file is in CMS TAR compatible format. * (in fact it was used to create gopher23.tar) * * filename filetype fm relative_path (may be verbose) GOPHER23 FILELIST * gopher23.filelist GOPHER23 NAMES * GOPHER23 README * * * client: GOPHER EXEC * GOPHERC EXEC * GOPHERC REXX * GVM EXEC * GVM DIRECT * * * server: GOPHERD EXEC * GOPHERD REXX * GOPHERDM REXX * GOPHERDS REXX * GOPHERD DIRECT * * * support: EXPAND REXX * DROPDOTS REXX * PRINT REXX * A2E REXX * E2A REXX * TCPA2E REXX * TCPE2A REXX * STANDARD TCPXLATE * STANDARD TCPXLBIN * * * support modules: RXSOCKET MODULE * DISKWRIT MODULE * _REFRESH EXEC * * * a tool for browsing Gopher FILELISTs directly: GL EXEC * * * help files: GOPHER HELPCMS * BROWSER HELPGOPHER * VIEW HELPGOPHER * FIND HELPGOPHER * LOOKUP HELPGOPHER * SEARCH HELPGOPHER * BOOKMARK HELPGOPHER * BOOKLIST HELPGOPHER * * * serving CMS HELP via Gopher: GOPHERDH REXX * GOPHERDI REXX * HELP NAMES * NEWS NAMES * * * general information: GOPHER PROTOCOL * GOPHERT GIF * mascot GOPHER COPYRIGHT * * * If you pick-up RXSOCKET or DISKWRIT from a UNIX FTP host, you must * "de-block" them back into their CMS form (record oriented) with: * * PIPE DISK RXSOCKET U-MODULE | DEBLOCK CMS | DISK RXSOCKET MODULE * PIPE DISK DISKWRIT U-MODULE | DEBLOCK CMS | DISK DISKWRIT MODULE * :READ GOPHER23 NAMES A1 GOPHER 07/24/92 13:07:15 * * This is CMS Gopher 2.3 (v2r3), client and server. * If you have any questions, send e-mail to TROTH@RICEVM1.RICE.EDU. * * You will need RXSOCKET and CMS Pipelines. (5785-RAC) * You will need VM TCP/IP, V2 or later. (5735-FAL) * * * An override, so that users can eyeball the filelist via Gopher: * :nick.GOPHER23 :fn.GOPHER23 :ft.FILELIST :type.0 * * ... where changing the type to 0 makes it *not* a sub-directory. * :nick.SAMPLE :fn.SAMPLE :ft.GOPHER :type.0 :name.sample.gopher :nick.SAMPLE :fn.SAMPLE :ft.FILELIST :type.0 :name.sample.filelist * :READ GOPHER EXEC A1 GOPHER 10/15/92 09:37:45 /* * Name: GOPHER EXEC * Purpose: VM InterNet Gopher client "wrapper" EXEC * Author: Rick Troth, Rice University, I/S VM Systems Support * Date: 1992-Mar-25, Jun-02 * * Note: Tailor this locally to your own OBTAIN/DROP conventions */ Parse Arg argstring 'STATE GOPHERC EXEC *' /* this is how we access */ If rc ^= 0 Then 'EXEC OBTAIN GOPHER' /* applications on RICEVM1 */ If argstring = "" Then argstring = "is.rice.edu" 'EXEC GOPHERC' argstring /* 'EXEC DROP GOPHER' */ Exit rc :READ GOPHERC EXEC A1 GOPHER 10/14/92 14:40:51 /* * Name: GOPHERC EXEC * VM TCP/IP Network GOPHER Client command * Author: Rick Troth, Rice University, I/S VM Systems Support * Major thanks to Arty Ecock for the wonderful RXSOCKET. * Thanks to Serge Goldstein for help with many things. * Date: 1992-May-29 */ /* * Copyright 1992 Richard M. Troth. This software was developed * with resources provided by Rice University and is intended * to serve Rice's user community. Rice has benefitted greatly * from the free distribution of software, therefore distribution * of unmodified copies of this material is not restricted. * You may change your own copy as needed. Neither Rice * University nor any of its employees or students shall be held * liable for damages resulting from the use of this software. */ /* * Calls: * RXSOCKET MODULE -- for TCP/IP network services * PIPE MODULE -- for various I/O functions * * VM TCP/IP, V2 or later (through RXSOCKET) * * GOPHERC REXX -- pipeline stages * PRINT REXX * EXPAND REXX * DROPDOTS REXX * TCPA2E REXX * TCPE2A REXX * * Variables: * host - the InterNet name of the machine hosting Gopher * port - the TCP "port" number where the server listens * path - something the Gopher server can key on for retrieval * name - a "topic" in displayable (layman's) form * char - an indicator as to what type of record we're seeing * mark - a symbolic representation of the record descriptor * * All of the above may be "stemmed". * * i - a counter * ki - the number of items in a "menu" * ko - the number of the current item (ie: an offset) * kl - lines available for viewing (always = rows - 6) * errmsg - current error or informative message (if any) * * GlobalVs: * HOST - the host to connect to for the root menu * PORT - the port on that host for Gopher service * PATH - the path to the initial menu * NAME - the name of the initial menu * TELNET - the name of the CMS TELNET command (user preference) * TN3270 - the name of the command TN3270 telnet connections * VIEWER - the CMS command (XEDIT or BROWSE) used to view a file * BOOKMARK. - prefix for all bookmark variables, where what * follows the dot is the name of the bookmark */ gopher = "Gopher" progid = "CMS Gopher 2.3.3" Address "COMMAND" Parse Source . . . . . arg0 . 'STATE RXSOCKET MODULE *' If rc ^= 0 Then Do Say arg0 || ": You must have RXSOCKET to run" progid Exit rc End /* If .. Do */ 'STATE TCPIP DATA *' If rc ^= 0 Then Do Say arg0 || ": You must have VM TCP/IP V2 to run" progid Exit rc End /* If .. Do */ 'STATE PIPE MODULE *' If rc ^= 0 Then Do Say arg0 || ": You must have CMS Pipelines to run" progid Exit rc End /* If .. Do */ Parse Arg host port path "(" options If host = "" & options = "" Then 'GLOBALV SELECT GOPHER GET PATH NAME' Else name = "" If port = "" Then 'GLOBALV SELECT GOPHER GET PORT' If port = "" Then port = 70 If host = "" Then 'GLOBALV SELECT GOPHER GET HOST' If host = "" Then host = "gopher.micro.umn.edu" /* Save current host/port in case GLOBALV fails */ ohost = host; oport = port; opath = path; oname = name /* Initialize some variables */ type = ''; bookmark = ''; first = 'FIRST'; searchterm = '' bkl = 0 ; tube = ''; errmsg = ''; quit = 0 /* process options, if any */ Do While options ^= "" Parse Var options op options Upper op Select /* op */ When Abbrev("TOPIC",op,2) | , Abbrev("PATH",op,1) Then Do path = options options = "" End /* When .. Do */ When Abbrev("TUBE",op,2) Then Parse Var options tube options When Abbrev("BOOKMARK",op,1) | , Abbrev("BKMARK",op,3) Then Parse Var options bookmark options When Abbrev("BOOKLIST",op,5) | , Abbrev("BKLIST",op,3) Then Do bkl = 1 first = '' End /* When .. Do */ Otherwise errmsg = "Unrecognized option:" op End /* Select op */ End /* Do While */ opath = path /* Lookup initial bookmark, if any */ If bookmark<>'' Then Do obk = bookmark bookmark=Translate(Translate(bookmark,'.',' ')) 'GLOBALV SELECT GOPHMARK GET' bookmark If (rc<>0 | bookmark = '') Then Do Say arg0 || ": Bookmark" obk "not found" bookmark = '' 'CP SLEEP 2 SEC' bkl = 1 first = '' End Else Do /* david@ufl.edu */ tbookmark = value(bookmark) Parse Var tbookmark , . '05'x host '05'x port '05'x path '05'x , name '05'x type '05'x searchterm '05'x . End /* Else Do */ /* david@ufl.edu */ If host='' Then Do Say arg0 || ": Bookmark" obk "not found" bookmark = '' 'CP SLEEP 1 SEC' bkl = 1 first = '' host = ohost; port = oport; path = opath; name = oname End Else first = '' End If name = "" Then Do Parse Value Reverse(path) With name "/" . name = Reverse(name) End /* If .. Do */ If name = "" Then name = "(root menu)" /* Initialize screen variables */ Call FSINIT tube /* Now go display first menu or file or bookmark list */ Select When bkl Then Call BKLIST When type = 'file' Then Call SHOW_FILE host, port, path, name, searchterm When path = "" Then Call SHOW_MENU host, port, path, name, first, searchterm When Left(path,1) = '1' Then Call SHOW_MENU host, port, path, name, first, searchterm When Left(path,1) = '/' Then Call SHOW_MENU host, port, path, name, first, searchterm Otherwise Call SHOW_FILE host, port, path, name, searchterm End /* Select */ /* On return, type out any final errmsg */ If errmsg ^= "" Then Say arg0 || ':' errmsg Exit /* ----------------------------------------------------------- SHOW_MENU */ SHOW_MENU: Procedure Expose fs. quit progid errmsg Parse Arg host,port,path,name,first,searchterm 'PIPE (END ?) VAR PATH' , '| TCPE2A' gopher '| APPEND LITERAL "' || '0D0A'x || '" | JOIN *' , '| E: GOPHERC' host port, '| DEBLOCK LINEND 0A | DROP LAST 1' , '| CHANGE /' || '0D'x || '/' || '09'x || '/' , '| TCPA2E' gopher '| DROPDOTS | STEM STEM.' , '? E: | PAD' fs.scrcols-13 '| CHOP' fs.scrcols-13, '| SPEC "' || '00C3'x || sba(1,12) || '" 1 1-67 NEXT', '| FULLSCR' fs.tube 'NOREAD | HOLE' /* Ooopppsss... empty directory */ If stem.0 = 0 Then Do errmsg = "No files selected or no files available." Return End /* If .. Do */ /* is it a server error? */ If stem.0 = 1 & Left(stem.1,1) = '-' Then Do Parse Var stem.1 . "-" errmsg '05'x . Return End /* If .. Do */ /* process data from the server into a stemmed "menu" */ ki = stem.0 Do i = 1 to ki Parse Var stem.i 1 char.i 2 name.i '05'x path.i '05'x, host.i '05'x port.i '05'x . Select /* char.i */ When char.i = "0" Then mark.i = "" When char.i = "1" Then mark.i = "" When char.i = "2" Then mark.i = "" When char.i = "3" Then mark.i = "" When char.i = "4" Then mark.i = "" When char.i = "5" Then mark.i = "" When char.i = "6" Then mark.i = "" When char.i = "7" Then mark.i = "" When char.i = "8" Then mark.i = "" When char.i = "9" Then mark.i = "" When char.i = "s" Then mark.i = "" When char.i = "p" Then mark.i = "" When char.i = "r" Then mark.i = "" When char.i = "i" Then mark.i = "" When char.i = "M" Then mark.i = "" When char.i = "T" Then mark.i = "" When char.i = "-" Then mark.i = "" When char.i = "+" Then mark.i = "" Otherwise mark.i = "type =" char.i End /* Select char.i */ name.i = Strip(name.i) /* for cosmetics */ name.i = clean(name.i) /* for robustness */ host.i = Strip(host.i) /* for robustness */ port.i = Strip(port.i) /* for robustness */ End /* Do While .. */ char.0 = stem.0; mark.0 = stem.0; name.0 = stem.0 path.0 = stem.0; host.0 = stem.0; port.0 = stem.0 /* display the "menu" and process user's response */ row = 4; col = 12; kl = fs.scrrows - 6; ko = 1 needle = "" /* may be re-used within this context */ Do Forever wscreen = sba(0,-1) || field("BLUE","PROT") || sba(0,0) || progid , || sba(0,fs.scrcols-Length(host)) , || host || ko || "/" || ki , || sba(1,11) || field("WHITE","PROT","HIGH") , || sba(2,(fs.scrcols-Length(name))/2) , || field("RED","HIGH","PROT") || name wscreen = wscreen || sba(fs.scrrows-2,-1) , || field("WHITE","HIGH","PROT") , || Left(errmsg,fs.scrcols-1) , || sba(fs.scrrows-1,-1) , || field("BLUE","PROT") , || "F1=Help F2=View F3=Back F6=Find" , "F7=Up F8=Down F9=BKset F10=BKlst F12=Quit" i = 1; j = ko Do While i <= kl & j <= ki wscreen = wscreen || sba(i+3,-1) , || field("BLUE","PROT","HIGH") If char.i = 'i' Then wscreen = wscreen || Left(name.j,fs.scrcols-1) Else wscreen = wscreen || Left(mark.j,11) , || field("GREEN") , || Left(name.j,fs.scrcols-13) i = i + 1; j = j + 1 End If j < ki Then wscreen = wscreen || sba(1,12) || "More" rscreen = write_read(wscreen || sba(row,col) || '13'x) Parse Var rscreen 1 aid 2 offset . '11'x rscreen offset = fix(offset) row = offset % fs.scrcols; col = offset // fs.scrcols /* keep the row/col values within bounds */ If row < 4 Then row = 4 If row > kl + 3 Then row = kl + 3 If row + ko > ki + 4 Then row = ki + 4 - ko col = 12 /* just reset it */ i = row + ko - 4 errmsg = "" Select /* aid */ When aid = '7D'x /* enter */ | , aid = 'F2'x /* PF2 */ | , aid = 'C2'x /* PF14 */ | , aid = '7B'x /* PF11 */ | , aid = '4B'x /* PF23 */ Then Do Select /* char.i */ When char.i = "0" Then Call SHOW_FILE host.i,port.i,path.i,name.i,searchterm When char.i = "1" Then Call SHOW_MENU host.i,port.i,path.i,name.i,'' When char.i = "2" Then Call LOOKUP host.i,port.i,path.i,name.i When char.i = "4" Then /* MAC */ Call SHOW_FILE host.i,port.i,path.i,name.i,searchterm When char.i = "5" Then /* DOS */ Call SHOW_FILE host.i,port.i,path.i,name.i,searchterm When char.i = "6" Then /* UUE */ Call SHOW_FILE host.i,port.i,path.i,name.i,searchterm When char.i = "7" Then Call SEARCH host.i,port.i,path.i,name.i When char.i = "8" Then Call TELNET host.i,port.i,path.i,name.i When char.i = "T" Then Call TN3270 host.i,port.i,path.i,name.i Otherwise errmsg = "Can't display this type of file." End /* Select char.i */ End /* When .. Do */ When aid = 'F4'x /* PF4 */ | , aid = 'C4'x /* PF16 */ Then Call PRINT_MENU path When aid = 'F5'x /* PF5 */ | , aid = 'C5'x /* PF17 */ Then Do Select /* char.i */ When char.i = "1" Then Call SHOW_MENU host.i,port.i,path.i,name.i When char.i = "2" Then Call LOOKUP host.i,port.i,path.i,name.i When char.i = "7" Then Call SEARCH host.i,port.i,path.i,name.i When char.i = "8" Then Call TELNET host.i,port.i,path.i,name.i When char.i = "T" Then Call TN3270 host.i,port.i,path.i,name.i Otherwise Call LOAD_FILE host.i,port.i,path.i,name.i,char.i End /* Select char.i */ End /* When .. Do */ When aid = 'F6'x /* PF6 */ | , aid = 'C6'x /* PF18 */ Then Call FIND_IN_MENU When aid = 'F7'x /* PF7 */ | , aid = 'C7'x /* PF19 */ Then Do ko = Max(ko-kl+1,1) row = 4 End /* When .. Do */ When aid = 'F8'x /* PF8 */ | , aid = 'C8'x /* PF20 */ Then Do ko = Min(ko+kl-1,ki) row = 4 End /* When .. Do */ When aid = 'F9'x /* PF9 */ | , aid = 'C9'x Then Call BKSET host,port,path,name,'menu', ,searchterm When aid = '7A'x /* PF10 */ | , aid = '4A'x /* PF22 */ Then Call BKLIST When aid = '6D'x /* clear */ | , aid = '6E'x /* PA2 */ Then Do row = 4; col = 12 End /* When .. Do */ When aid = 'F3'x /* PF3 */ | , aid = 'C3'x /* PF15 */ Then Leave When aid = '7C'x /* PF12 */ | , aid = '4C'x /* PF24 */ | , aid = 'F0'x /* sysrq */ | , aid = '6C'x /* PA1 */ Then quit = 1 When aid = 'F1'x /* PF1 */ | , aid = 'C1'x /* PF13 */ Then Call HELP "BROWSER" When aid = '00'x Then errmsg = "Error reading from the terminal" Otherwise errmsg = "Unassigned function key" c2x(aid) End /* Select aid */ If quit Then Leave End /* Do Forever */ Return /* -------------------------------------------------------------- TELNET */ TELNET: Procedure Expose fs. errmsg progid If fs.tube ^= "" Then Do errmsg = "Can't TELNET from this screen" Return End /* If .. Do */ Parse Arg host,port,path,name 'VMFCLEAR' Say progid "TELNET" host port Say name If path ^= "" Then Do Say "login with:" path /* 'BEEP' Say "Press CLEAR to continue ... " */ Say "Press ENTER to continue ... " Parse External End /* If .. Do */ If port = "0" Then port = "" 'GLOBALV SELECT GOPHER GET TELNET' If telnet = "" Then telnet = "TELNET" Address "CMS" telnet host port 'VMFCLEAR' Return /* -------------------------------------------------------------- TN3270 * This is almost exactly the same as the TELNET routine, but we * let the user run a different program, specified in global var * TN3270, if they wish. */ TN3270: Procedure Expose fs. errmsg progid If fs.tube ^= "" Then Do errmsg = "Can't TELNET from this screen" Return End /* If .. Do */ Parse Arg host,port,path,name 'VMFCLEAR' Say progid "TN3270" host port Say name If path ^= "" Then Do Say "login with:" path Say "Press ENTER to continue ... " Parse External End /* If .. Do */ If port = "0" Then port = "" 'GLOBALV SELECT GOPHER GET TN3270' If tn3270 = "" Then Do 'GLOBALV SELECT GOPHER GET TELNET' If telnet = "" Then telnet = "TELNET" tn3270 = telnet End /* If .. Do */ Address "CMS" tn3270 host port 'VMFCLEAR' Return