HP-UX TN3270 Users Guide, March 1998

92 Chapter 3
Getting Started with 3270 Emulation
Keystroke Recording and Replay
You can use the RECORD key while recording is paused, to stop
recording and store the keystrokes you have entered, or the QUIT key to
abandon recording. Each of these keys works as if the PAUSE key had
not been pressed.
Step 2. After typing any variable data, press the PAUSE key again. The status
line display is restored; recording continues as usual.
Step 3. You can repeat Steps 1 and 2 later during recording if you need more
than one pause in the sequence.
Step 4. Take the usual steps to save the recorded key sequence.
Step 5. When you replay the key sequence, the replay stops at the point where
you entered the PAUSE key. The message REPLAY
PAUSED replaces REPLAY nn on the status line.
Step 6. Type in the appropriate keystrokes.
Step 7. Press the REPLAY key (default keystroke Esc P) to continue. The
sequence continues with the keystrokes you entered after the end of the
pause during recording.
Alternatively, if you want to stop the replay at this point, press the QUIT
key (default keystroke Ctrl + T).
Clearing a Recorded Keystroke Sequence
If you have recorded a key sequence that you no longer want to use, you
can clear it so that the PF key no longer has a key sequence associated
with it by using the following procedure:
Step 1. Press the RECORD key (default keystroke Esc
S), and then the PF key that identifies the sequence you want to clear, as
though you were recording a new sequence for this PF key.
A warning beep sounds (unless you turned off the “Enable emulator
beep” option in the Customize Miscellaneous Options dialog box), to
remind you that this PF key already has a key sequence assigned.
Step 2. To clear the keystroke sequence, press the DELETE key (default
keystroke Del). The sequence is cleared; this PF key no longer appears in
the list of PF keys associated with keystroke sequences.