66 lines
1.7 KiB
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66 lines
1.7 KiB
Plaintext
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Command: stty - set terminal parameters
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Syntax: stty [option ...]
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Flags: (none)
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Examples: stty -echo # Suppress echoing of input
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stty erase # # Set the erase character to #
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When given no arguments, stty prints the current terminal
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parameters. It can also be used to set the parameters, as follows:
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cbreak - Enter cbreak mode; erase and kill disabled
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echo - Echo input on the terminal
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nl - Accept only line feed to end lines
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raw - Enter raw mode; no input processing at all
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tabs - Output tabs (do not expand to spaces)
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erase c - Set erase character (initially backspace)
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int c - Set interrupt (SIGINT) character (initially DEL)
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kill c - Set kill line character (initially @)
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quit c - Set quit (SIGQUIT) character (initially CTRL-\)
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even - Use even parity
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odd - Use odd parity
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[5-8] - Number of bits per character
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[110-9600] - Baud rate
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default - Set options back to original values
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The first five options may be prefixed by - as in -tabs to turn the
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option off. The next four options each have a single character
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parameter separated by a space from the option. The default option sets
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the mode and the four settable characters back to the values they had
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when the system was booted. It is useful when a rogue program has
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messed them up. For convenience you can specify control characters as a
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two character combination: ^H for instance is a backspace. The form ^?
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is a DEL.
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