Terminal Emulation?

[Robin Lee Powell]

On Thu, Jan 16, 2003 at 07:15:57PM +0100, Valentin Mesaros wrote:
> Robin,
> 
> I give you two examples using stdin. A very simple one, and a naive tcp
> version which is the sample you sent with some modifications. You can
> also work with stdin by using Open.file class (see Mozart doc).
> 
> Here is the 1st example. It opens a pipe, sends something on it and
> reads the output. Namely, it lists the current directory content. Note
> the new line "\n" in the command and in the output stream. I used toAtom
> method so that I can easily read the output.
>
[snip]
> 
> Here is the 2nd example. What you mainly missed in your sample was the
> fact that the accept method opens a new socket for each incoming client
> (btw the same happens with the real tcp). So you have to work with the
> new created socket in order to communicate with the incoming client.
> 
> I let the server be simple so that one can well understand it. It only
> treats a command line from only one client (the first one).

While I appreciate the help, neither of these come even close to solving
my problem, which is that I cannot run and *interactive*, terminal-based
program, such as a text-based mail reader, for example, through Mozart
in this fashion, because the program does not see itself as having a
tty.

-Robin

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