1x3270(1)                    General Commands Manual                   x3270(1)
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NAME

6       x3270 - IBM host access tool
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SYNOPSIS

9       x3270 [options] [host]
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11       x3270 [options] session-file.x3270
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DESCRIPTION

15       x3270  opens  a  telnet  connection  to an IBM host in an X window.  It
16       implements RFCs 2355 (TN3270E), 1576 (TN3270) and 1646 (LU name  selec‐
17       tion),  and  supports  IND$FILE  file  transfer.  The window created by
18       x3270 can use its own font for displaying characters, so it is a fairly
19       accurate  representation  of  an  IBM  3278  or 3279.  It is similar to
20       tn3270(1) except that it is X-based, not curses-based.  The full syntax
21       for host is:
22              [prefix:]...[LUname@]hostname[:port][=accept]
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24       Prepending  a  P: onto hostname causes the connection to go through the
25       telnet-passthru service rather than directly to the host.  See PASSTHRU
26       below.
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28       Prepending  an  S:  onto  hostname  removes  the "extended data stream"
29       option reported to the host.  See -tn below for further information.
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31       Prepending an N: onto hostname turns off TN3270E support for  the  ses‐
32       sion.
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34       Prepending  an L: onto hostname causes x3270 to first create an SSL/TLS
35       tunnel to the host, and then create a TN3270 session inside the tunnel.
36       (This  function  is supported only if x3270 was built with SSL/TLS sup‐
37       port).  Note that TLS-encrypted sessions  using  the  TELNET  START-TLS
38       option  are  negotiated with the host automatically; for these sessions
39       the L: prefix should not be used.
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41       Prepending a Y: onto hostname causes x3270 to skip validation  of  host
42       SSL/TLS  certificates.   This overrides any other configuration or com‐
43       mand-line options.
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45       Prepending an A: onto  hostname  is  equivalent  to  setting  the  -nvt
46       option; it forces an NVT-mode session instead of a 3270-mode session.
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48       A specific Logical Unit (LU) name to use may be specified by prepending
49       it to the hostname with an `@'.  Multiple LU names to try can be  sepa‐
50       rated  by  commas.  An empty LU can be placed in the list with an extra
51       comma.  (Note that the LU name is used for different purposes  by  dif‐
52       ferent  kinds of hosts.  For example, CICS uses the LU name as the Ter‐
53       minal ID.)
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55       The hostname may optionally be placed inside square-bracket  characters
56       `['  and  `]'.  This will prevent any colon `:' characters in the host‐
57       name from being interpreted as indicating option prefixes or port  num‐
58       bers.  This allows numeric IPv6 addresses to be used as hostnames.
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60       On  systems  that support the forkpty library call, the hostname may be
61       replaced with -e and a command string.  This will cause x3270  to  con‐
62       nect to a local child process, such as a shell.
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64       The port to connect to defaults to telnet.  This can be overridden with
65       the -port option, or by appending a port to the hostname with  a  colon
66       `:'.   (For  compatability  with  previous  versions  of x3270 and with
67       tn3270(1), the port may also be specified as a second,  separate  argu‐
68       ment.)
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70       An  optional  accept  name  (a hostname to accept in the host's SSL/TLS
71       certificate) may be specified by appending it to the hostname  with  an
72       equals  sign  (`=').   The  accept  name can also be specified with the
73       -accepthostname option.
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OPTIONS

77       x3270 is a toolkit based program, so it understands standard Xt options
78       and resources.  It also understands the following options:
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80       -accepthostname name
81              Specifies  a  particular  hostname to accept when validating the
82              name presented in the server SSL certificate, instead of compar‐
83              ing to the name used to make the connection.
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85       -activeicon
86              Specifies  that  the  icon  should be a miniature version of the
87              screen image.  See ICONS below.
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89       -apl   Sets up APL mode.  This is actually an abbreviation for  several
90              options.  See APL SUPPORT below.
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92       -cadir directory
93              Specifies  a  directory containing CA (root) certificates to use
94              when verifying a certificate  provided  by  the  host.  (OpenSSL
95              only)
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97       -cafile filename
98              Specifies a PEM-format file containing CA (root) certificates to
99              use when verifying a certificate provided by the host.  (OpenSSL
100              only)
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102       -cc range:value[,...]
103              Sets character classes.
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105       -certfile filename
106              Specifies  a  file containing a client certificate to provide to
107              the host.  The default file type is PEM.
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109       -clientcert name
110              Specifies the name of a client certificate  to  provide  to  the
111              host.  (MacOS only)
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113       -certfiletype type
114              Specifies  the  type of the certificate file specified by -cert‐
115              file.  Type can be pem or asn1. (OpenSSL only)
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117       -chainfile filename
118              Specifies a certificate chain file in PEM format,  containing  a
119              certificate  to  provide  to  the  host,  as well as one or more
120              intermediate certificates and the CA certificate  used  to  sign
121              that  certificate.   If  -chainfile  is  specified, it overrides
122              -certfile. (OpenSSL only)
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124       -charset name
125              Specifies an EBCDIC host character set.
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127       -clear toggle
128              Sets the initial value of toggle to false.
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130       -connecttimeout seconds
131              Specifies the time that x3270 will wait for a host connection to
132              complete.
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134       -devname name
135              Specifies a device name (workstation ID) for RFC 4777 support.
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137       -efont name
138              Specifies a font for the emulator window.
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140       -hostsfile file
141              Uses file as the hosts file, which allows aliases for host names
142              and scripts to be  executed  at  login.   See  ibm_hosts(1)  for
143              details.
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145       -httpd [addr:]port
146              Specifies a port and optional address to listen on for HTTP con‐
147              nections.  Addr can be specified as `*' to indicate 0.0.0.0; the
148              default  is  127.0.0.1. IPv6 numeric addresses must be specified
149              inside of square brackets, e.g., [::1]:4080 to specify the  IPv6
150              loopback address and TCP port 4080.
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152              Note that this option is mutually-exclusive with the -scriptport
153              option
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155       -iconname name
156              Specifies an alternate title for the program icon.
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158       -iconx x
159              Specifies the initial x coordinate for the program icon.
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161       -icony y
162              Specifies the initial y coordinate for the program icon.
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164       -im method
165              Specifies the name of the input method  to  use  for  multi-byte
166              input.   (Supported  only  when x3270 is compiled with DBCS sup‐
167              port.)
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169       -keyfile filename
170              Specifies a file containing the private key for the  certificate
171              file  (specified via -certfile or -chainfile).  The default file
172              type is PEM. (OpenSSL only)
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174       -keyfiletype type
175              Specifies the type of the private key file  specified  by  -key‐
176              file.  Type can be pem or asn1. (OpenSSL only)
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178       -keypasswd type:value
179              Specifies  the  password  for  the private key file (OpenSSL) or
180              client certificate file (MacOS), if it is encrypted.  The  argu‐
181              ment  can be file:filename, specifying that the password is in a
182              file, or string:string, specifying the password on the  command-
183              line  directly.   If  the  private  key file is encrypted and no
184              -keypasswd option is given, the password will  be  prompted  for
185              interactively.
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187       -keymap name
188              Specifies  a  keymap  name  and optional modifiers.  See KEYMAPS
189              below.
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191       -keypad
192              Turns on the keypad as soon as x3270 starts.
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194       -km name
195              Specifies the local encoding method for multi-byte  text.   name
196              is  an  encoding name recognized by the ICU library.  (Supported
197              only when x3270 is compiled with  DBCS  support,  and  necessary
198              only when x3270 cannot figure it out from the locale.)
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200       -loginmacro Action(arg...) ...
201              Specifies a macro to run at login time.
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203       -model name
204              The  model of 3270 display to be emulated.  The model name is in
205              two parts, either of which may be omitted:
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207              The first part is the base model, which is either 3278 or  3279.
208              3278  specifies a monochrome (green on black) 3270 display; 3279
209              specifies a color 3270 display.
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211              The second part is the model number, which specifies the  number
212              of rows and columns.  Model 4 is the default.
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214                            Model Number   Columns   Rows
215                            ──────────────────────────────
216                                 2           80       24
217                                 3           80       32
218                                 4           80       43
219                                 5           132      27
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221              Note:  Technically, there is no such 3270 display as a 3279-4 or
222              3279-5, but most hosts seem to work with them anyway.
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224              The default model for a  color  X  display  is  3279-4.   For  a
225              monochrome X display, it is 3278-4.
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227       -mono  Forces x3270 to believe it is running on a monochrome X display.
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229       -noverifycert
230              For SSL/TLS connections, do not verify the host certificate.
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232       -nvt   Start  in NVT mode instead of waiting for the host to send data,
233              and make the default terminal type xterm.
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235       -once  Causes x3270 to exit after a host disconnects.  This option  has
236              effect only if a hostname is specified on the command line.
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238       -oversize colsxrows
239              Makes  the  screen  larger than the default for the chosen model
240              number.   This  option  has  effect  only  in  combination  with
241              extended data stream support (controlled by the "x3270.extended"
242              resource), and  only  if  the  host  supports  the  Query  Reply
243              structured  field.   The  number  of  columns  multiplied by the
244              number of rows must not exceed 16383 (3fff hex),  the  limit  of
245              14-bit 3270 buffer addressing.
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247       -port n
248              Specifies  a  different TCP port to connect to.  n can be a name
249              from /etc/services  like  telnet,  or  a  number.   This  option
250              changes  the default port number used for all connections.  (The
251              positional parameter affects only the initial connection.)
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253       -printerlu luname
254              Causes x3270 to automatically start a  pr3287  printer  session.
255              If  luname  is  ".", then the printer session will be associated
256              with the interactive terminal session (this  requires  that  the
257              host  support  TN3270E).   Otherwise,  the  value is used as the
258              explicit LU name to associate with the printer session.
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260       -proxy type:host[:port]
261              Causes x3270 to connect via  the  specified  proxy,  instead  of
262              using  a  direct  connection.   The host can be an IP address or
263              hostname.  The optional port can be a number or a service  name.
264              For a list of supported proxy types, see PROXY below.
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266       -pt type
267              Specifies  the  preedit  type  for  the multi-byte input method.
268              Valid values are OverTheSpot, OffTheSpot,  Root  and  OnTheSpot.
269              The  value  for  OverTheSpot  can  include an optional suffix, a
270              signed number indicating the vertical distance in  rows  of  the
271              preedit  window  from the cursor position, e.g. OverTheSpot+1 or
272              OverTheSpot-2.  The default value is OverTheSpot+1.   (Supported
273              only when x3270 is compiled with DBCS support.)
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275       -reconnect
276              Causes  x3270  to automatically reconnect to the host if it ever
277              disconnects.  This option has  effect  only  if  a  hostname  is
278              specified on the command line.
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280       -sb    Turns on the scrollbar.
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282       +sb    Turns the scrollbar off.
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284       -scheme name
285              Specifes  a  color  scheme to use in 3279 mode.  This option has
286              effect only in combination with 3279 emulation.
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288       -script
289              Causes x3270 to read commands  from  standard  input,  with  the
290              results  written  to  standard  output.   The protocol for these
291              commands is documented in x3270-script(1).
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293       -sl n  Specifies that n lines should be saved for scrolling back.   The
294              default is 4096.
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296       -scriptport [addr:]port
297              Specifies a port and optional address to listen on for scripting
298              connections.  Addr can be specified as `*' to indicate  0.0.0.0;
299              the  default  is  127.0.0.1.  IPv6  numeric  addresses  must  be
300              specified inside of square brackets, e.g., [::1]:4081 to specify
301              the IPv6 loopback address and TCP port 4081.
302
303              Note  that  this  option  is  mutually-exclusive with the -httpd
304              option
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306       -scriptportonce
307              Allows x3270 to accept only one  script  connection.  When  that
308              connection is broken, x3270 will exit.
309
310       -secure
311              Disables run-time features that could compromise system security
312              (user-specified file names and commands, etc.).
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314       -set toggle
315              Sets the initial value of toggle to true.
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317       -socket
318              Causes the emulator to  create  a  Unix-domain  socket  when  it
319              starts,  for  use  by  script  processes to send commands to the
320              emulator.  The socket is named /tmp/x3sck.pid.  The -p option of
321              x3270if causes it to use this socket, instead of pipes specified
322              by environment variables.
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324       -tn name
325              Specifies the terminal name to be transmitted  over  the  telnet
326              connection.   The default name is IBM-model_name-E, for example,
327              IBM-3279-4-E for a  color  X  display,  or  IBM-3278-4-E  for  a
328              monochrome X display.
329
330              Some  hosts  are confused by the -E suffix on the terminal name,
331              and will ignore the extra screen area on  models  3,  4  and  5.
332              Prepending   an   s:   on   the   hostname,   or   setting   the
333              "x3270.extended" resource to "false", removes the  -E  from  the
334              terminal name when connecting to such hosts.
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336              The  name  can  also  be  specified  with  the  "x3270.termName"
337              resource.
338
339       -trace Turns on data stream tracing at startup.  Unlike turning  it  on
340              from a menu option, there is no pop-up to confirm the file name,
341              which defaults to /tmp/x3trc.
342
343       -tracefile file
344              Specifies a file to save data stream and event traces into.   If
345              the  name  starts  with `>>', data will be appended to the file.
346              If the value stdout is given, then traces  will  be  written  to
347              standard  output.   If the value none is given, then traces will
348              be piped directly to the monitor window, and  no  file  will  be
349              created.
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351       -tracefilesize size
352              Places  a  limit on the size of a trace file.  If this option is
353              not specified, or is specified as 0 or none, the trace file size
354              will be unlimited.  The minimum size is 64 Kbytes.  The value of
355              size can have a K or M suffix, indicating kilobytes or megabytes
356              respectively.   When  the  trace file reaches the size limit, it
357              will be renamed with a `-' appended and a new file started.
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359       -user name
360              Specifies the user name for RFC 4777 support.
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362       -v     Display the version and build options for x3270 and exit.
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364       -verifycert
365              For SSL/TLS connections, verify the host certificate, and do not
366              allow  the  connection  to  complete unless it can be validated.
367              (This is the default setting.)  This option is overridden  by  a
368              y: prepended to the hostname when connecting.
369
370       After   reading   resource  definitions  from  the  X  server  and  any
371       standandard X11 resource  definition  files  ($HOME/.Xdefaults,  etc.),
372       x3270  will  read definitions from the file $HOME/.x3270pro.  This file
373       contains local customizations and is also used to save changed  options
374       by the Save Changed Options in File menu option.
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376       Note that -xrm options override any definitions in the .x3270pro file.
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STATUS LINE

379       The  x3270 status line contains a variety of information.  From left to
380       right, the fields are:
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382       comm status
383              The first symbol is always a 4.  If x3270 is  in  TN3270E  mode,
384              the  second  symbol  is  a B; otherwise it is an A.  If x3270 is
385              disconnected, the third symbol is a question  mark.   Otherwise,
386              if  x3270  is  in  SSCP-LU  mode,  the  third  symbol  is  an S.
387              Otherwise it is blank.
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389       keyboard lock
390              If the keyboard is locked, an "X" symbol  and  a  message  field
391              indicate the reason for the keyboard lock.
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393       shift  Three  characters  indicate  the  keyboard modifier status.  "M"
394              indicates the Meta key, "A" the Alt key, and an up-arrow or  "^"
395              indicates the Shift key.
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397       compose
398              The  letter  "C"  indicates  that  a  composite  character is in
399              progress.  If another symbol follows the "C", it  is  the  first
400              character of the composite.
401
402       typeahead
403              The  letter "T" indicates that one or more keystrokes are in the
404              typeahead buffer.
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406       temporary keymap
407              The letter "K" indicates that a temporary keymap is in effect.
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409       reverse
410              The letter "R" indicates that the keyboard is in  reverse  field
411              entry mode.
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413       insert mode
414              A  thick caret "^" or the letter "I" indicates that the keyboard
415              is in insert mode.
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417       printer session
418              The letter "P" indicates that a pr3287 session is active.
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420       script The letter "S" indicates that a script is active.
421
422       LU name
423              The LU name associated with the session, if there is one.
424
425       timing A clock symbol and a time in seconds indicate the time  it  took
426              to  process the last AID or the time to connect to a host.  This
427              display is optional.
428
429       cursor position
430              The cursor row and column are optionally displayed, zero  padded
431              and  separated by a "/".  Location 001/001 is at the upper left,
432              which is different from the row and columns parameters used with
433              various actions, where the upper left corner is row 0, column 0.
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ICONS

436       If  the -activeicon option is given (or the "x3270.activeIcon" resource
437       is set to true), x3270 will  attempt  to  make  its  icon  a  miniature
438       version of the current screen image.  This function is highly dependent
439       on your window manager:
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441       mwm    The size of the icon is limited  by  the  "Mwm.iconImageMaximum"
442              resource, which defaults to 50x50.  The image will be clipped at
443              the bottom and right.  The icon cannot accept keyboard input.
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445       olwm   The full screen image of all 3270 models can be displayed on the
446              icon.   However,  the icon cannot be resized, so if the model is
447              later changed with an x3270 menu option, the icon image will  be
448              corrupted.  The icon cannot accept keyboard input.
449
450       twm and tvtwm
451              The full screen image of all 3270 models can be displayed on the
452              icon, and the icon can be resized.  The icon can accept keyboard
453              input.
454
455              However,  twm  does  not put labels on application-supplied icon
456              windows.  You can have x3270 add its own label to  the  icon  by
457              setting  the  "x3270.labelIcon"  resource  to true.  The default
458              font for icon labels  is  8x13;  you  may  change  it  with  the
459              "x3270.iconLabelFont" resource.
460

KEYMAPS

462       The  type of keyboard may be specified with the -keymap switch or using
463       either the  KEYMAP  or  KEYBD  environment  variables.   The  types  of
464       supported  keyboards  include  sun_k3, sun_k4, sun_k5, hp-k1, hp-pc and
465       ncd.
466
467       The keymap may also be specified as a comma-separated  list  of  names.
468       Later  definitions override earlier ones.  This is used to specify both
469       a primary keyboard type and a set of modifiers.  The modifiers  defined
470       include:
471
472       ow     (OpenWindows)   Swaps   the   middle   and  right  mouse  button
473              definitions, so the middle button performs the "Extend" function
474              and  the  right-hand button performs the "Paste" function.  Also
475              changes the  cut  and  paste  actions  to  use  the  OpenWindows
476              CLIPBOARD.
477
478       apl    Allows entry of APL characters (see APL SUPPORT below).
479
480       finnish7
481              Replaces  the  bracket,  brace  and bar keys with common Finnish
482              characters.
483
484       norwegian7
485              Replaces the bracket, brace and bar keys with  common  Norwegian
486              characters.
487
488       A  temporary  keymap  can also be specified while x3270 is running with
489       the Keymap action.  When the action Keymap(n)  is  executed,  temporary
490       keymap  n  is  added  to  or deleted from the current keymap.  Multiple
491       temporary  keymaps  can   be   active   simultaneously.    The   action
492       Keymap(None)  restores  the  original  keymap.   Note: When Keymap() is
493       specified as part of a list of multiple actions in a keymap, it must be
494       the last action in the list.
495
496       The  temporary  keymap  hebrew  is  provided  to  allow entry of Hebrew
497       characters.
498
499       The X  Toolkit  translation  mechanism  is  used  to  provide  keyboard
500       emulation.  It maps events into actions.  The best documentation can be
501       found with X toolkit documents, but the following  should  suffice  for
502       simple customization.
503
504       An  Xt event consists of (at least) four fields.  The first is called a
505       modifier.  It may be any combination of Meta, Shift and Ctrl.  If it is
506       prefaced  by !, it means those modifiers only.  The second field is the
507       specific event, in x3270 usually just <Key>.  The third  field  is  the
508       detail  field,  which gives the actual key.  The name of the key may be
509       determined using the xev program or with  the  "Trace  X  Events"  menu
510       option.   The  last field is the action, which is the internal emulator
511       function.  A complete list of actions may be found later in the manual.
512
513       There are three levels of translation tables in x3270.  The first is  a
514       defined  by  the  resource  x3270.keymap.base.   It defines alphabetic,
515       numeric, function keys, and such basic functions as Enter  and  Delete.
516       It  allows a minimal useful functionality.  It is generally compiled in
517       x3270, but can be overridden.
518
519       The second level is a keyboard specific table, which is selected by the
520       x3270.keymap  resource,  and  defined by the x3270.keymap.name resource
521       (where name is the value of the x3270.keymap  resource).   This  keymap
522       defines  actions  for  such  things  as keypad keys, and keys unique to
523       certain keyboards.  Several predefined keymaps are included with x3270.
524
525       The third level is a user customizable  table  which  may  be  used  to
526       augment  or  override  key  definitions.  This keymap is defined by the
527       x3270.keymap.name.user resource.
528
529       In addition, keymaps may be defined for use in 3270 mode  or  NVT  mode
530       only.   These  keymaps  use the suffixes .3270 and .nvt in their names,
531       respectively.  If a keymap x3270.keymap.name.mode is defined,  it  will
532       augment  the  keymap x3270.keymap.name when x3270 is in the given mode.
533       If a keymap x3270.keymap.name.user.mode is defined, it will augment the
534       keymap x3270.keymap.name.user when x3270 is in the given mode.
535
536       The default translation table x3270.keymap.base is:
537
538       <Key>Multi_key    Compose()
539       Shift<Key>Left    KybdSelect(Left,PRIMARY)
540       <Key>Left         Left()
541       Meta<Key>Right    NextWord()
542       Shift<Key>Right   KybdSelect(Right,PRIMARY)
543       <Key>Right        Right()
544       Shift<Key>Up      KybdSelect(Up,PRIMARY)
545       <Key>Up           Up()
546       Shift<Key>Down    KybdSelect(Down,PRIMARY)
547       <Key>Down         Down()
548       Ctrl<Btn1Down>    HandleMenu(quitMenu)
549       Ctrl<Btn2Down>    HandleMenu(optionsMenu)
550       Ctrl<Btn3Down>    HandleMenu(hostMenu)
551       Shift<Btn1Down>   MoveCursor()
552       <Btn1Down>        select-start()
553       <Btn1Motion>      select-extend()
554       <Btn2Down>        ignore()
555       <Btn2Motion>      ignore()
556       <Btn2Up>          insert-selection(PRIMARY)
557       <Btn3Down>        start-extend()
558       <Btn3Motion>      select-extend()
559       <BtnUp>           select-end(PRIMARY)
560       Meta<Key>F1       PF(13)
561       Shift<Key>F1      PF(13)
562       Meta<Key>F2       PF(14)
563       Shift<Key>F2      PF(14)
564       Meta<Key>F3       PF(15)
565       Shift<Key>F3      PF(15)
566       Meta<Key>F4       PF(16)
567       Shift<Key>F4      PF(16)
568       Meta<Key>F5       PF(17)
569       Shift<Key>F5      PF(17)
570       Meta<Key>F6       PF(18)
571       Shift<Key>F6      PF(18)
572       Meta<Key>F7       PF(19)
573       Shift<Key>F7      PF(19)
574       Meta<Key>F8       PF(20)
575       Shift<Key>F8      PF(20)
576       Meta<Key>F9       PF(21)
577       Shift<Key>F9      PF(21)
578       Meta<Key>F10      PF(22)
579       Shift<Key>F10     PF(22)
580       Meta<Key>F11      PF(23)
581       Shift<Key>F11     PF(23)
582       Meta<Key>F12      PF(24)
583       Shift<Key>F12     PF(24)
584       <Key>F1           PF(1)
585       <Key>F2           PF(2)
586       <Key>F3           PF(3)
587       <Key>F4           PF(4)
588       <Key>F5           PF(5)
589       <Key>F6           PF(6)
590       <Key>F7           PF(7)
591       <Key>F8           PF(8)
592       <Key>F9           PF(9)
593       <Key>F10          PF(10)
594       <Key>F11          PF(11)
595       <Key>F12          PF(12)
596       Alt<Key>q         Quit()
597       <Key>Prior        Scroll(Backward)
598       <Key>Next         Scroll(Forward)
599       :<Key>            Default()
600
601       The  default  3270-mode table x3270.keymap.base.3270 adds the following
602       definitions:
603
604       Shift<Key>Return       Newline()
605       <Key>Return            Enter()
606       <Key>Linefeed          Newline()
607       Shift<Key>Tab          BackTab()
608       <Key>Tab               Tab()
609       <Key>Home              Home()
610       Meta<Key>Left          PreviousWord()
611       Meta<Key>Right         NextWord()
612       <Key>Insert            Insert()
613       <Key>Delete            Delete()
614       <Key>BackSpace         BackSpace()
615       Ctrl Shift<Btn1Down>   MouseSelect()
616       Shift<Btn1Down>        MoveCursor()
617       Meta<Key>1             PA(1)
618       Meta<Key>2             PA(2)
619       Meta<Key>3             PA(3)
620       Ctrl<Key>a             SelectAll(PRIMARY)
621       Meta<Key>a             Attn()
622       Meta<Key>b             PrintWindow()
623       Ctrl<Key>c             set-select(CLIPBOARD)
624       Meta<Key>c             Clear()
625       Meta<Key>d             Delete()
626       Meta<Key>e             EraseEOF()
627       Meta<Key>f             Flip()
628       Meta<Key>h             Home()
629       Meta<Key>i             Insert()
630       Meta<Key>l             Redraw()
631       Meta<Key>p             PrintText()
632       Meta<Key>r             Reset()
633       Meta<Key>u             Unselect()
634       Ctrl<Key>u             DeleteField()
635       Ctrl<Key>v             insert-
636                              selection(CLIPBOARD)
637       Meta<Key>v             ToggleReverse()
638       Ctrl<Key>w             DeleteWord()
639       Ctrl<Key>x             Cut(CLIPBOARD)
640
641       Meta  is  the  diamond shaped key on a sun_k4, "Alt" on an NCD, "Extend
642       Char" on an HP.  The following xmodmap command must be used on the  NCD
643       to allow use the the "Alt" key:
644
645              xmodmap -e "keysym Alt_L = Meta_L"
646
647       The  left  mouse button may be used to make a selection.  Clicking once
648       unselects the current selection.  Clicking twice selects the word under
649       the  mouse  cursor.   Clicking  three  times selects the line under the
650       mouse cursor.  Clicking and dragging selects a rectangular area of  the
651       display.
652
653       The middle mouse button may be used to paste a selection.
654
655       The  right  mouse button may also be used for selections, selecting the
656       rectangular area between the current position and where the left button
657       was last pressed.
658
659       On  color  X displays, the "x3270.selectBackground" resource is used to
660       distinguish the  selected  text  from  the  rest  of  the  screen.   On
661       monochrome  X  displays, selected text is in reverse video.  (It can be
662       distinguished from a block  cursor  because  the  block  cursor  covers
663       slightly less than an entire character position on the screen.)
664
665       The  left  mouse  button,  when pressed with the "Shift" key held down,
666       moves the 3270 cursor to the where the mouse cursor is pointing.
667
668       This is the complete list of keymap-callable  actions.   Other  actions
669       are  defined  for use by scripts and are documented in x3270-script(1);
670       still others are  defined  for  internal  use  by  x3270  and  are  not
671       documented  here.   Note that when an action with no parameters is used
672       in a  keymap,  the  parentheses  and  empty  argument  list  are  still
673       required.
674
675       ).PP Actions marked with an asterisk (*) may block, sending data to the
676       host and possibly waiting for a response.
677
678           *Attn                            attention key
679           AltCursor                        switch between block and
680                                            underscore cursor
681           BackSpace                        move cursor left (or send
682                                            ASCII BS)
683           BackTab                          tab to start of previous input
684                                            field
685           CircumNot                        input "^" in NVT mode, or
686                                            "notsign" in 3270 mode
687           *Clear                           clear screen
688           Compose                          next two keys form a special
689                                            symbol
690           *Connect(host)                   connect to host
691           *CursorSelect                    Cursor Select AID
692           Cut                              copy highlighted area to
693                                            clipboard and erase
694           Default                          enter key literally
695           Delete                           delete character under cursor
696                                            (or send ASCII DEL)
697           DeleteField                      delete the entire field
698           DeleteWord                       delete the current or previous
699                                            word
700           *Disconnect                      disconnect from host
701           Down                             move cursor down
702           Dup                              duplicate field
703           *Enter                           Enter AID (or send ASCII CR)
704           Erase                            erase previous character (or
705                                            send ASCII BS)
706           EraseEOF                         erase to end of current field
707           EraseInput                       erase all input fields
708           Execute(cmd)                     execute a command in a shell
709           FieldEnd                         move cursor to end of field
710           FieldMark                        mark field
711           HandleMenu(name)                 pop up a menu
712           HexString(hex_digits)            insert control-character
713                                            string
714           Home                             move cursor to first input
715                                            field
716           Insert                           set insert mode
717           *Interrupt                       send TELNET IP to host
718           Key(keysym)                      insert key keysym
719           Key(0xxx)                        insert key with character code
720                                            xx
721           Keymap(keymap)                   toggle alternate keymap (or
722                                            remove with None)
723           KybdSelect(direction             Extend selection by one row or
724             [,atom...])                    column
725           Left                             move cursor left
726           Left2                            move cursor left 2 positions
727           *Macro(macro)                    run a macro
728           MonoCase                         toggle uppercase-only mode
729           MoveCursor                       move cursor to mouse position
730           MoveCursor(row, col)             move cursor to zero-origin
731                                            (row,col)
732           *MoveCursorSelect                move cursor to mouse position,
733                                            light pen selection
734           Newline                          move cursor to first field on
735                                            next line (or send ASCII LF)
736           NextWord                         move cursor to next word
737           *PA(n)                           Program Attention AID (n from
738                                            1 to 3)
739
740           *PF(n)                           Program Function AID (n from 1
741                                            to 24)
742           PreviousWord                     move cursor to previous word
743           Printer(Start[,lu]|Stop)         start or stop printer session
744           PrintText(command)               print screen text on printer
745           PrintWindow(command)             print screen image (bitmap) on
746                                            printer
747           Quit                             exit x3270
748           *Reconnect                       reconnect to previous host
749           Redraw                           redraw window
750           Reset                            reset locked keyboard
751           Right                            move cursor right
752           Right2                           move cursor right 2 positions
753           *Script(command[,arg...])        run a script
754           Scroll(Forward|Backward)         scroll screen
755           SelectAll(atom)                  select entire screen
756           SetFont(font)                    change emulator font
757           *String(string)                  insert string (simple macro
758                                            facility)
759           Tab                              move cursor to next input
760                                            field
761           Toggle(option[,set|clear])       toggle an option
762           ToggleInsert                     toggle insert mode
763           ToggleReverse                    toggle reverse-input mode
764           *Transfer(option=value...')      file transfer
765           Unselect                         release selection
766           Up                               move cursor up
767           ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
768           (the following are similar to
769             xterm)
770           ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
771           ignore                           do nothing
772           insert-                          paste selection
773             selection([atom[,atom...]])
774           move-select                      a combination of MoveCursor
775                                            and select-start
776           select-end(atom[,atom...]])      complete selection and assign
777                                            to atom(s)
778           select-extend                    move the end of a selection
779           select-start                     mark the beginning of a
780                                            selection
781           set-select(atom[,atom...]])      assign existing selection to
782                                            atom(s)
783           start-extend                     begin marking the end of a
784                                            selection
785
786       Note that certain parameters to x3270 actions (such  as  the  names  of
787       files and keymaps) are subject to substitutions:
788
789       The  character  ~  at  the  beginning  of a string is replaced with the
790       user's home directory.   A  ~  character  followed  by  a  username  is
791       replaced with that user's home directory.
792
793       Environment  variables  are substituted using the Unix shell convention
794       of $name or ${name}.
795
796       Two special pseudo-environment variables are supported. ${TIMESTAMP} is
797       replaced with a microsecond-resolution timestamp; ${UNIQUE} is replaced
798       with a string guaranteed to make a  unique  filename  (the  process  ID
799       optionally  followed  by  a  dash and a string of digits). ${UNIQUE} is
800       used to form trace file names.
801

THE PRINTTEXT ACTION

803       The PrintText produces screen snapshots in a number of different forms.
804       The  default  form  wth  no arguments sends a copy of the screen to the
805       default printer.  A single argument is the command  to  use  to  print,
806       e.g., lpr.
807
808       Multiple  arguments  can  include  keywords  to  control  the output of
809       PrintText:
810
811       file filename
812              Save the output in a file.
813
814       html   Save the output as HTML.  This option implies file.
815
816       rtf    Save the output as RichText.  This  option  implies  file.   The
817              font  defaults  to Courier New and the point size defaults to 8.
818              These can be overridden by the printTextFont  and  printTextSize
819              resources, respectively.
820
821       string Return  the  output  as  a  string.   This can only be used from
822              scripts.
823
824       modi   Render modified fields in italics.
825
826       caption text
827              Add the specified text as a caption above  the  output.   Within
828              text,   the  special  sequence  %T%  will  be  replaced  with  a
829              timestamp.
830
831       secure Disables the pop-up dialog.
832
833       command command
834              Directs the output to a command.  This allows one or more of the
835              other  keywords  to be specified, while still sending the output
836              to the printer.
837
838

MACROS AND SCRIPTS

840       There are several types of macros and script functions available.
841
842       The String Action
843              The simplest method  for  macros  is  provided  via  the  String
844              action.   The  arguments to String are one or more double-quoted
845              strings  which  are  inserted  directly  as  if  typed.   The  C
846              backslash conventions are honored as follows.  (Entries marked *
847              mean that after sending the AID code to  the  host,  x3270  will
848              wait  for  the  host  to  unlock  the  keyboard  before  further
849              processing the string.)
850
851              \b       Left
852              \exxxx   EBCDIC character in hex
853              \f       Clear*
854              \n       Enter*
855              \pan     PA(n)*
856              \pfnn    PF(nn)*
857              \r       Newline
858              \t       Tab
859              \T       BackTab
860              \uxxxx   Unicode character in hex
861              \xxxxx   Unicode character in hex
862
863              Note that the numeric values for the \e, \u and \x sequences can
864              be abbreviated to 2 digits.  Note also that EBCDIC codes greater
865              than  255  and  some  Unicode  character  codes  represent  DBCS
866              characters,  which  will  work  only if x3270 is built with DBCS
867              support and the host allows DBCS input in the current field.
868
869              An example keymap entry would be:
870              Meta<Key>p: String("probs clearrdr\n")
871
872              Note: The strings are in  ASCII  and  converted  to  EBCDIC,  so
873              beware of inserting control codes.  Also, a backslash before a p
874              may need to be doubled so it will not be removed when a resource
875              file is read.
876
877              There is also an alternate form of the String action, HexString,
878              which is used to  enter  non-printing  data.   The  argument  to
879              HexString  is a string of hexadecimal digits, two per character.
880              A leading 0x or 0X is optional.  In 3270 mode,  the  hexadecimal
881              data  represent  EBCDIC  characters,  which are entered into the
882              current field.  In NVT  mode,  the  hexadecimal  data  represent
883              ASCII characters, which are sent directly to the host.
884
885       The Script Action
886              This  action  causes  x3270  to  start a child process which can
887              execute x3270 actions.  Standard input and output from the child
888              process  are  piped  back  to x3270.  The Script action is fully
889              documented in x3270-script(1).
890
891       The macros Resource
892              An alternate method of defining  macros  is  the  "x3270.macros"
893              resource.   This resource is similar to a keymap, but instead of
894              defining keyboard mappings, it associates a list  of  X  actions
895              with  a  name.   These names are displayed on a Macros menu that
896              appears when x3270 is connected to a host.  Selecting one of the
897              names  on  the  menu  executes the X actions associated with it.
898              Typically the actions are String calls, but any  action  may  be
899              specified.   Here  is a sample macros resource definition, which
900              would result in a four-entry Macros menu:
901              x3270.macros: \
902              log off: String("logout\n")\n\
903              vtam: String("dial vtam\n")\n\
904              pa1: PA(1)\n\
905              alt printer: PrintText("lpr -Plw2")
906
907              You can also define a different set of macros for each host.  If
908              there  is  a  resource named `x3270.macros.somehost', it defines
909              the macros menu for when x3270 is connected to somehost.
910
911       The -script Option
912              This facility allows x3270 to operate under the complete control
913              of  a  script.   x3270  accepts actions from standard input, and
914              prints results on standard output.  The -script option is  fully
915              documented in x3270-script(1).
916

COMPOSITE CHARACTERS

918       x3270  allows the direct entry of accented letters and special symbols.
919       Pressing and releasing the "Compose" key, followed by two  other  keys,
920       causes  entry  of  the  symbol  combining those two keys.  For example,
921       "Compose" followed by the "C" key and the "," (comma) key,  enters  the
922       "C-cedilla"  symbol.   A  C  on  the  status  line  indicates a pending
923       composite character.
924
925       The mappings between these pairs of ordinary keys and the symbols  they
926       represent  is  controlled  by the "x3270.composeMap" resource; it gives
927       the  name  of  the  map  to  use.   The  maps  themselves   are   named
928       "x3270.composeMap.name".  The default is "latin1", which gives mappings
929       for most of the symbols in the ISO 8859-1 Latin-1  character  set  that
930       are not in the 7-bit ASCII character set.
931
932       Note:  The  default  keymap  defines  the  "Multi_key"  keysym  as  the
933       "Compose" key.  If your keyboard lacks such a key, you may set up  your
934       own  "Compose"  key  with a keymap that maps some other keysym onto the
935       Compose action.
936

APL SUPPORT

938       x3270 supports the full  APL2  character  set  and  the  entry  of  APL
939       characters from the keyboard.
940
941       APL characters are supported only in the special 3270 font.
942
943       Keyboard  entry  of  APL characters is supported through the apl keymap
944       modifier.  This modifier defines the "Alt" key as  an  APL  shift  key,
945       with  a typical APL keyboard layout, e.g., "Alt" pressed with the A key
946       results in the APL  "alpha"  symbol.   Overstruck  characters  such  as
947       "quad-quote"  are  not  defined  as single keystrokes; instead they are
948       entered as composites (see  COMPOSITE  CHARACTERS  above).   A  special
949       composite map, apl, is provided for this purpose.
950
951       Note:  Some  keyboards  do  not  define the "Alt" key as a modifier, so
952       keymaps that use the "Alt"  key  will  not  function.   On  a  Sun  for
953       example, this can be remedied with the command:
954
955              xmodmap -e "add mod2 = Alt_L"
956
957       For  convenience,  an  -apl option is defined, which is an abbreviation
958       for the following resource definitions:
959              x3270.keymap: your_keymap_name,apl
960              x3270.charset: apl
961              x3270.composeMap: apl
962
963       There are a number of APL characters that are similar in appearance  to
964       non-APL  characters.   In particular, the APL "stile", "slope," "tilde"
965       and "quotedot" characters are similar to the EBCDIC "bar", "backslash,"
966       "tilde"  and "exclaim" characters.  The APL characters are entered with
967       the "Alt" key, and have slightly different appearances.
968
969       The complete list of special APL keysyms is as follows.  Entries marked
970       with  an  asterisk  (*)  represent  simple  aliases for standard EBCDIC
971       characters.  Entries marked with an (S) represent Sharp APL charatcers.
972
973       APL Symbol      Hex   x3270 apl_      x3270 Key   x3270
974                             Keysym                      Composed Keys
975       ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
976       A underbar      41    Aunderbar       Alt-A       A + underbar
977       alpha           B0    alpha           Alt-a
978       B underbar      42    Bunderbar       Alt-B       B + underbar
979       bar             60*   bar             -
980       brace left      C0    braceleft       Alt-{
981       brace right     D0    braceright      Alt-}
982       C underbar      43    Cunderbar       Alt-C       C + underbar
983       circle          9D    circle          Alt-o
984       circle bar      ED    circlebar                   circle + bar
985       circle slope    CF    circleslope                 circle +
986                                                         slope
987       circle star     FD    circlestar                  circle + star
988       circle stile    CD    circlestile                 circle +
989                                                         stile
990       colon           7A*   colon           :
991       comma           6B*   comma           ,
992       comma bar (S)   E5    commabar                    comma + bar
993       D underbar      44    Dunderbar       Alt-D       D + underbar
994       del             BA    del             Alt-g
995       del stile       DC    delstile                    del + stile
996       del tilde       FB    deltilde                    del + tilde
997       delta           BB    delta           Alt-h
998       delta stile     DD    deltastile                  delta + stile
999       delta           FC    deltaunderbar               delta +
1000       underbar                                          underbar
1001       diamond         70    diamond                     up caret +
1002                                                         down caret
1003       dieresis        72    dieresis        Alt-1
1004       dieresis        E5    dieresis‐                   dieresis +
1005       circle (S)            circle                      circle
1006       dieresis dot    EC    dieresisdot                 dieresis +
1007                                                         dot
1008       dieresis jot    E4    dieresisjot                 dieresis +
1009       (S)                                               jot
1010       divide          B8    divide          Alt-+
1011
1012       dot             4B*   dot
1013       down arrow      8B    downarrow       Alt-u
1014       down caret      78    downcaret       Alt-9
1015       down caret      CB    downcaret‐                  down caret +
1016       tilde                 tilde                       tilde
1017       down shoe       AB    downshoe        Alt-v
1018       down stile      8E    downstile       Alt-d
1019       down tack       AC    downtack        Alt-b
1020       down tack jot   FE    downtackjot                 down tack +
1021                                                         jot
1022       down tack up    DA    downtack‐                   down tack +
1023       tack                  uptack                      up tack
1024       E underbar      45    Eunderbar       Alt-E       E + underbar
1025       epsilon         B1    epsilon         Alt-e
1026       epsilon         75    epsilon‐                    epsilon +
1027       underbar              underbar                    underbar
1028       equal           7E*   equal           "="
1029       equal           E1    equalunderbar               equal +
1030       underbar                                          underbar
1031       euro (S)        E7    euro                        C + =
1032       F underbar      46    Funderbar       Alt-F       F + underbar
1033       G underbar      47    Gunderbar       Alt-G       G + underbar
1034       greater         6E*   greater         >
1035       H underbar      48    Hunderbar       Alt-H       H + underbar
1036       I underbar      49    Iunderbar       Alt-I       I + underbar
1037       iota            B2    iota            Alt-i
1038       iota underbar   74    iotaunderbar                iota +
1039                                                         underbar
1040       J underbar      51    Junderbar       Alt-J       J + underbar
1041       jot             AF    jot             alt-j
1042       K underbar      52    Kunderbar       Alt-K       K + underbar
1043       L underbar      53    Lunderbar       Alt-L       L + underbar
1044       left arrow      9F    leftarrow       Alt-[
1045       left bracket    AD    leftbracket     [
1046       left paren      4D*   leftparen       (
1047       left shoe       9B    leftshoe        Alt-z
1048       less            4C*   less            <
1049       M underbar      54    Munderbar       Alt-M       M + underbar
1050       N underbar      55    Nunderbar       Alt-N       N + underbar
1051       not equal       BE    notequal        Alt-8       equal + slash
1052       not greater     8C    notgreater      Alt-4       less + equal
1053       not less        AE    notless         Alt-6       greater +
1054                                                         equal
1055       O underbar      56    Ounderbar       Alt-O       O + underbar
1056       omega           B4    omega           Alt-w
1057       overbar         A0    overbar         Alt-2
1058       P underbar      57    Punderbar       Alt-P       P + underbar
1059       plus            4E*   plus            +
1060       Q underbar      58    Qunderbar       Alt-Q       Q + underbar
1061       quad            90    quad            Alt-l
1062       quad divide     EE    quaddivide                  quad + divide
1063       quad jot        73    quadjot                     quad + jot
1064       quad quote      DE    quadquote                   quad + quote
1065       quad slope      CE    quadslope                   quad + slope
1066       query           6F*   query           ?
1067       quote           7D*   quote
1068       quote dot       DB    quotedot                    quote + dot
1069       R underbar      59    Runderbar       Alt-R       R + underbar
1070       rho             B3    rho             Alt-r
1071       right arrow     8F    rightarrow      Alt-]
1072       right bracket   BD    rightbracket    ]
1073       right paren     5D*   rightparen      )
1074       right shoe      9A    rightshoe       Alt-x
1075       S underbar      62    Sunderbar       Alt-S       S + underbar
1076       semicolon       5E*   semicolon       ;
1077       slash           61*   slash           /
1078       slash bar       EA    slashbar                    slash + bar
1079
1080       slope           B7    slope           Alt-\
1081       slope bar       EB    slopebar                    slope + bar
1082       squad           CC    squad                       quad + quad
1083       star            5C*   star            *
1084       stile           BF    stile           Alt-|
1085       T underbar      63    Tunderbar       Alt-T       T + underbar
1086       tilde           80    tilde           Alt-~
1087       times           B6    times           Alt-=
1088       U underbar      64    Uunderbar       Alt-U       U + underbar
1089       underbar        6D*   underbar        "_"
1090       up arrow        8A    uparrow         Alt-y
1091       up caret        71    upcaret         Alt-0
1092       up caret        CA    upcarettilde                up caret +
1093       tilde                                             tilde
1094       up shoe         AA    upshoe          Alt-c
1095       up shoe jot     DF    upshoejot                   up shoe + jot
1096       up stile        8D    upstile         Alt-s
1097       up tack         BC    uptack          Alt-n
1098       up tack jot     EF    uptackjot                   up tack + jot
1099       V underbar      65    Vunderbar       Alt-V       V + underbar
1100       W underbar      66    Wunderbar       Alt-W       W + underbar
1101       X underbar      67    Xunderbar       Alt-X       X + underbar
1102       Y underbar      68    Yunderbar       Alt-Y       Y + underbar
1103       Z underbar      69    Zunderbar       Alt-Z       Z + underbar
1104

XIM SUPPORT

1106       When  compiled  with  DBCS  support,  x3270  supports  multi-byte input
1107       methods via the XIM protocol.
1108
1109       The input method is selected by the XMODIFIERS environment variable  or
1110       the -im command-line option.
1111
1112       The  preedit  type  is specified by the -pt command-line option, with a
1113       default of OverTheSpot+1.
1114

SCREEN PRINTING

1116       Screen printing is handled through options on the File menu or  by  the
1117       PrintText and PrintWindow actions.  Each results in a pop-up to confirm
1118       the print command.
1119
1120       The PrintText action (usually assigned to the key  <Meta>p)  sends  the
1121       current  screen  image to the printer as ASCII characters.  The default
1122       command   used   to   print   the   data   is   controlled    by    the
1123       "x3270.printTextCommand"  resource;  the  default is lpr.  You may also
1124       use a keymap definition to pass a print command  the  PrintText  action
1125       itself.   The  command  receives the screen text as its standard input.
1126       For example, the following keymap will save the screen text in a file:
1127
1128              Meta<Key>f: PrintText("cat >screen.image")
1129
1130       Note: HardPrint is an alias for PrintText.
1131
1132       The PrintWindow action (usually assigned to the key <Meta>b) sends  the
1133       current  screen  image to the printer as a bitmap.  The default command
1134       used to print the data is controlled by the  "x3270.printWindowCommand"
1135       resource; the default is
1136
1137              xwd -id %d | xpr | lpr.
1138
1139       You  may  also  use  a keymap definition to pass a print command to the
1140       PrintWindow action itself.  If the command contains the text "%d",  the
1141       window  ID of x3270 will be substituted before it is run.  For example,
1142       the following keymap will pop up a  duplicate  of  the  current  screen
1143       image:
1144
1145              Meta<Key>g: PrintWindow("xwd -id %d | xwud &")
1146
1147       If  the  command  for  PrintWindow  or  PrintText  begins  with  an "@"
1148       character, the initial pop-up menu to confirm the print command is  not
1149       displayed and the command cannot be edited.
1150

BUGS

1152       Cursor  highlighting  will  not  work  with if you use the NoTitleFocus
1153       option in your .twmrc file.
1154
1155

PASSTHRU

1157       x3270  supports  the  Sun  telnet-passthru  service  provided  by   the
1158       in.telnet-gw server.  This allows outbound telnet connections through a
1159       firewall machine.  When a p: is prepended to  a  hostname,  x3270  acts
1160       much  like  the  itelnet(1)  command.   It  contacts  the machine named
1161       internet-gateway at  the  port  defined  in  /etc/services  as  telnet-
1162       passthru  (which  defaults  to  3514).   It  then  passes the requested
1163       hostname and port to the in.telnet-gw server.
1164

PROXY

1166       The -proxy option or the x3270.proxy resource causes  x3270  to  use  a
1167       proxy  server  to  connect  to  the  host.  The syntax of the option or
1168       resource is:
1169              type:host[:port]
1170
1171       The supported values for type are:
1172
1173                    Proxy Type   Protocol            Default Port
1174                    ──────────────────────────────────────────────
1175                       http      RFC 2817 HTTP           3128
1176                                 tunnel (squid)
1177                     passthru    Sun in.telnet-gw        none
1178                      socks4     SOCKS version 4         1080
1179                      socks5     SOCKS version 5         1080
1180                                 (RFC 1928)
1181                      telnet     No protocol (just       none
1182                                 send connect host
1183                                 port)
1184
1185       The special types socks4a and socks5d can also be  used  to  force  the
1186       proxy server to do the hostname resolution for the SOCKS protocol.
1187

FILES

1189       /etc/ibm_hosts
1190       $HOME/.x3270pro
1191
1192

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES

1194       3270PRO  Path of profile file, containing resource definitions.  Merged
1195       after the system resource database, but before X3270RDB.   Defaults  to
1196       $HOME/.x3270pro.
1197       NOX3270PRO If set, do not read the profile.
1198       X3270RDB Additional resource definitions, merged after the profile file
1199       but before the command-line options.
1200       KEYMAP Keymap name.
1201       KEYBD Keymap name.
1202

SEE ALSO

1204       pr3287(1), s3270(1), x3270-script(1), c3270(1), tcl3270(1),  telnet(1),
1205       tn3270(1), ibm_hosts(5)
1206       X Toolkit Intrinsics
1207       Data Stream Programmer's Reference, IBM GA23-0059
1208       Character Set Reference, IBM GA27-3831
1209       RFC 1576, TN3270 Current Practices
1210       RFC 1646, TN3270 Extensions for LUname and Printer Selection
1211       RFC 2355, TN3270 Enhancements
1212

COPYRIGHTS

1214       Copyright 1993-2019, Paul Mattes.
1215       Copyright 2004-2005, Don Russell.
1216       Copyright 2004, Dick Altenbern.
1217       Copyright 1990, Jeff Sparkes.
1218       Copyright 1989, Georgia Tech Research Corporation (GTRC), Atlanta, GA
1219        30332.
1220       All rights reserved.
1221
1222       Redistribution  and  use  in  source  and binary forms, with or without
1223       modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions  are
1224       met:
1225
1226
1227       *      Redistributions  of  source code must retain the above copyright
1228              notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
1229
1230       *      Redistributions  in  binary  form  must  reproduce   the   above
1231              copyright  notice,  this  list  of  conditions and the following
1232              disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials  provided
1233              with the distribution.
1234
1235       *      Neither  the  names of Paul Mattes, Don Russell, Dick Altenbern,
1236              Jeff Sparkes, GTRC nor the names of their  contributors  may  be
1237              used  to  endorse or promote products derived from this software
1238              without specific prior written permission.
1239
1240
1241       THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY PAUL MATTES, DON RUSSELL, DICK  ALTENBERN,
1242       JEFF  SPARKES  AND  GTRC "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES,
1243       INCLUDING,  BUT   NOT   LIMITED   TO,   THE   IMPLIED   WARRANTIES   OF
1244       MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN
1245       NO EVENT SHALL PAUL MATTES, DON RUSSELL, DICK ALTENBERN,  JEFF  SPARKES
1246       OR  GTRC  BE  LIABLE  FOR  ANY  DIRECT,  INDIRECT,  INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL
1247       EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING,  BUT  NOT  LIMITED  TO,
1248       PROCUREMENT  OF  SUBSTITUTE  GOODS  OR  SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR
1249       PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY  OF
1250       LIABILITY,  WHETHER  IN  CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING
1251       NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT  OF  THE  USE  OF  THIS
1252       SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
1253

VERSION

1255       x3270 3.6ga8
1256
1257
1258
1259                                 03 June 2019                         x3270(1)
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