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Suppresses the output of linefeed. FSETMODE(filenum,modeflags); |
Use | |
For asynchronous devices, the only significant use of the
FSETMODE intrinsic is to determine whether or not a linefeed is
sent to the terminal at the end of each input line. For certain
applications, you may need to suppress the linefeed that is sent
automatically during normal operating conditions. In such cases,
a call to FSETMODE with the modeflags parameter
set to 4 should be used. To restore transmission of linefeed, call
FSETMODE with modeflags set to 0. FCLOSE
also resets this option. Parameters | |
- filenum
16-bit signed integer by value (required) The file number of the file whose access modes are to be set. - modeflags
16-bit unsigned integer by value (required) This parameter uses bit groupings to indicate desired settings
of various options. The only option that applies to asynchronous
devices is specified by the value of bit (13:1), as follows: Bit (13:1) —Controls issuing of a linefeed to a terminal
after each terminal read. - =1
Inhibit normal terminal control by terminal driver.
The result is that the driver does not automatically send out a
linefeed at the end of each terminal input line. (modeflags = 4). - =0
Restore normal terminal control by terminal driver.
If the terminal operator ends a line of input by pressing [Return],
the Echo Facility echoes the carriage return back to the terminal
and the driver sends out a linefeed to the terminal. If input reaches
the read byte count limit (as set in the length
parameter of FREAD or in the expectedlength
parameter of READ or READX), the driver sends out a carriage return
and a linefeed. (modeflags = 0).
- CCE
Request granted. - CCG
Not returned by this intrinsic. - CCL
Request denied. An error occurred.
Additional Discussion | |
See also discussions of FCONTROL(12,13) and FCONTROL(41) in
this manual. |
