• fkey

fkey <key_number> [<value> | "<string>" ]

Display or define a new setting for a function key. This command allows you to program the function keys and several other cursor control keys. To make this command available, compile with #defined [tbd] Examples:

• fkey Without parameters this command produces a listing of the currently defined function keys.

• fkey 87 "trace tnc0 211^M" (SHIFT-F4 turns trace on)

• fkey 72 "" (disable up arrow)

• fkey 113 "~" (Alt-F10 switches to the Command session)

Control characters can be included in the string by prefixing with the ^{character (SHIFT 6 on most keyboards); e.g. CR is entered as} M. To insert a ^{in the string, enter} ^. [tbd]

Note: If the first character of a function key definition is '~' then JNOS switches to the Command session and processes the rest of the definition (if any).

FKEY TABLE

By default, pressing the selected key produces the accompanying number. Double keys are S=shift, C=ctrl, A=alt.

• key	num	key	num	key	num	key	num	key	num
  F1	59	Stab	15	SF1	84	CF1	94	AF1	104
  F2	60	SF2			85	CF2	95	AF2	105
  F3	61	home	71	SF3	86	CF3	96	AF3	106
  F4	62	up	72	SF4	87	CF4	97	AF4	107
  F5	63	pgup	73	SF5	88	CF5	98	AF5	108
  F6	64	left	75	SF6	89	CF6	99	AF6	109
  F7	65	right	77	SF7	90	CF7	100	AF7	110
  F8	66	end	79	SF8	91	CF8	101	AF8	111
  F9	67	down	80	SF9	92	CF9	102	AF9	112
  F10	68	pgdn	81	SF10	93	CF10	103	AF10	113
  F11	133	ins	82	SF11	135	CF11	137	AF11	139
  F12	134	del	83	SF12	136	CF12	138	AF12	140
  Cprnt	114	Cpgdn	118	Cend	117	Chome	119	Cpgup	132