A/UX® Programmer's Reference Sections

nterm(5) nterm(5)
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fIr sequence of characters used to move up one
line.
bdon sequence of characters used to turn on hardware
boldface mode, if any.
bdo f f sequence of characters used to turn off
hardware boldface mode, if any.
i ton sequence of characters used to turn on hardware
italics mode, if any.
ito f f sequence of characters used to turn off
hardware italics mode, if any.
ploton sequence of characters used to turn on hardware
plot mode (for Diablo type mechanisms), if any.
plotoff sequence of characters used to turn off
hardware plot mode (for Diablo type mechanisms),
if any.
up sequence of characters used to move up one
resolution unit (vert) in plot mode, if any.
down sequence of characters used to move down one
resolution unit (vert) in plot mode, if any.
right sequence of characters used to move right one
resolution unit (Hor) in plot mode, if any.
left sequence of characters used to move left one
resolution unit (Hor) in plot mode, if any.
This part of the driving table is fixed format, and you cannot
change the order of entries. You should put entries on
separate lines, and these lines should contain exactly two
fields (no comments allowed) separated by white space. For
example,
Cbset 0
breset 0
Hor 24
and so on.
Follow this first part of the driving table with a line containing
the word "charset," and then specify a table of special
characters that you want to include. That is, specify all
the non-ASCII characters that nroff(l) knows by two character
names, such as -. If nroff does not find the word
February, 1990
Revision C