termfix - fix termcap and execute command


SYNOPSIS

       termfix [ options ] [ command ]


DESCRIPTION

       Termfix fixes current termcap temporarily and execute com-
       mand specified in arguments.  If no command  is  supplied,
       it just prints new capability.

       There are several different style options.

       xx=sequence
              Specify  sequence  to  capability xx.  Next example
              sets sequence ``\E[7m'' to so and execute man  com-
              mand.

                   termfix 'so=\E[7m' man 5 termcap

              Sequence should not be two alphabetic characters.

       xx=yy  This  option  sets  xx capability same as yy's.  So
              next example sets md capability same as so.

                   termfix md=so man 5 termcap

              Referenced capability keeps  original  value  after
              any operations.

       xx^yy  Exchange  xx  and  yy  capabilities.   Next example
              exchanges so and us capabilities.

                   termfix so^us man 5 termcap


       xx@    Disable xx capability.  Next  example  disables  te
              capability.

                   termfix ti@ te@ man 5 termcap


       If  you  want to replace TERMCAP environment variable with
       new one, set the output of  termfix  to  TERMCAP  variable
       like this:

            setenv TERMCAP "`termfix te@`"


       Multiple capabilities can be set in one operation on every




               termfix mdme=sose       (md=so me=se)
               termfix sose^usue       (so^us se^ue)
               termfix mdso=us mese=ue (md=us so=us me=ue se=ue)
               termfix tite@           (ti@ te@)

       If number of right values are less than left values,  last
       right value is used repeatedly.


AUTHOR

       Kazumasa Utashiro <utashiro@sra.co.jp>
       Software Research Associates, Inc.
       1-1-1 Hirakawa-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102, Japan


SEE ALSO

       tset(1), termcap(5)





































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