There was some discussion about setting the TERM environment variable, which David Lamkins did for aplwrap, setting it to "dumb"--i.e., aplwrap doesn't understand terminal controls. Nothing says it can't be made to do so, but I've no idea at the moment the scope of work involved.
FWIW, though, I just pushed a patch that at least filters output from APL so it replaces unprintable characters (⎕av[⎕io+⍳32]) with spaces--⎕av used to be pretty ugly. It also catches the ASCII BEL character (⎕AV[⎕IO+7]) and tries to emit a beep through the right GDK function, but that doesn't work in my hardware. YMMV. cm On 09/08/14 10:12, Blake McBride wrote:
This was fixed before but doesn't work anymore. I use it a lot, and having it work just like GNU APL without APLWRAP is very useful to me. Thanks. Blake On Mon, Aug 18, 2014 at 10:23 AM, Blake McBride <blake1...@gmail.com <mailto:blake1...@gmail.com>> wrote: Greetings, Some of my error handling code uses the bell (⎕AV[⎕IO+7]), and my editor uses some ANSI positioning sequences. I think all I use is clear and go to top of screen as follows: ∇ [0] E∆Clear [1] ⍞←(⎕UCS 27),'[2J' [2] ⍞←(⎕UCS 27),'[1;1H' ∇ Anyway to get that working? Thanks. Blake
