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- To: SRA@XX.LCS.MIT.EDU
- Subject: EMACS
- From: Betsy Ramsey <EWR@XX.LCS.MIT.EDU>
- Date: Thursday, 8 May 1986 16:04-EDT
- Cc: EWR@XX.LCS.MIT.EDU
- Company: American Mathematical Society
- Resent-date: Thu 8 May 1986 16:09-EDT
- Resent-from: SRA@XX.LCS.MIT.EDU
- Resent-to: bug-emacs@xx.lcs.mit.edu
- Sender: Betsy Ramsey <EWR@XX.LCS.MIT.EDU>
I have an EMACS problem that you may be able to help me
with.
We have Teleray-1061 terminals, and EMACS uses its delete
line capability to make screen refreshes neater. Apparently
EMACS also knows that the delete line function is slow,
because it handles the Teleray differently at slow line
speeds than it does at higher speeds.
We're about to put our modems on a DEC terminal server. LAT
jobs go in on virtual terminals, so the DEC-20 doesn't know
what the user's actual line speed is, and it reports it as
indeterminate. EMACS assumes that this means the user is
on a high-speed lines, with the result that Teleray screen
refreshes are *very* slow when it's using delete line.
I can get my users around this problem by having them set
their terminal type to VT52, but it's a shame to give up the
nice Teleray features just because of this problem.
Is there a way to order EMACS to handle the Teleray as if
it were on a slow speed line?
(It looks to me like TECPUR is doing an MTOPR to determine
the line speed, and is making various decisions based on
what it finds. Is there a way to interfere with this
decision-making process at EMACS level?)
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