User`s guide

TCP/IP Multishell
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TCP/IP AXEL Platine Terminal 83
Example: following the command:
$ tcpmsh -n 4 -L UNIX <CR>
the status line cells will display
UNIX/1
for view 1,
UNIX/2
for view 2,
UNIX/3
for view 3 and
UNIX/4
for view 4.
9.4.6 - '-l' Option: Status Line on line 25
This option '-l' (lowercase L) allows the use of line 25 to display a status line
which specifies the active session and the number of declared views.
Note: a character string can be added following this option to display a label at
the right of this line.
Example:
$ NOM=`tty` <CR>
$ tcpmsh -n 4 -l $NOM -m <CR>
Generally, ansi entries in a terminfo file specify the behaviour of a 25-line
terminal. To display the status line on line 25, a terminfo entry for a 24-line
terminal must be available.
If no entry for a 24-line terminal is provided, the terminfo database must be
modified.
Updating the terminfo database:
Terminfo files describe the behaviour of each type of terminal. They are to be
found in the usr/lib/terminfo directory and end with a .src or .ti suffix.
If no such file is provided, enter the following command to create one:
# infocmp
emul
> /usr/lib/terminfo/
emul
.src <CR>
- where
emul
is the emulation being used (ansi or at386, for example)
Edit this terminfo file with the vi text editor. Set the proper variable (li# or
lines# depending on the UNIX version) to 24 lines. Save these modifications.