Detecting mvTerm or Telnet client on mvBase

#1

Hi, is there a way of detecting whether the user's teminal session is
running under mvTerm?

I want a way of knowing whether it's mvTerm as opposed to a Telnet sesssion.

Thanks.

#2

I think the LISTLINES command tells you...

Regards
Simon
"Steve" <hj2khrk2hrjk32 (AT) njskfhhf943f93 (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:

Hi, is there a way of detecting whether the user's teminal session is
running under mvTerm?

I want a way of knowing whether it's mvTerm as opposed to a Telnet
sesssion.

Thanks.

#3

Try using USYSTEM(10). This function should return a value of 5 if the
client is mvTerm. Other values:

0 phantom
2 COM port
5 mvTerm
7 Telnet

Look up USYSTEM in the online help, and try the USYSTEM program in the
DEMO account.

Cheers,

Brian Speirs

Steve wrote:

Quote:

Hi, is there a way of detecting whether the user's teminal session is
running under mvTerm?

I want a way of knowing whether it's mvTerm as opposed to a Telnet sesssion.

Thanks.

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************************************************** *
Brian Speirs
e: brian at rushflat dot co dot nz

#4

Quote:

5 mvTerm
7 Telnet

Thanks for that - exactly what I wanted.

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