6.2.7 /DEFINE_LOGICAL
/DEFINE_LOGICAL=({logname, TABLE=tablename} [,...])
Specifies one or more logical names that are set to the name of
the created pseudo terminal device. Each element in the list is
either a logical name or TABLE= followed by the name of a logical
name table in which all subsequent logical names will be entered.
The default is the process logical name table.
6.2.8 /DETACH
/DETACH
/NODETACH (default)
Determines whether the created terminal process is detached or a
subprocess of the current process. The /DETACH qualifier cannot
be used with the command-string parameter.
6.2.9 /DISPLAY
/DISPLAY=display-name
Specifies the name of the display on which to create the terminal
window. If this parameter is omitted, the DECW$DISPLAY logical
name is used.
6.2.10 /ESCAPE
/ESCAPE
/NOESCAPE
Sets or clears the ESCAPE characteristic of the created terminal
window. The default is to inherit the characteristic of the
parent.
6.2.11 /FALLBACK
/FALLBACK
/NOFALLBACK
Sets or clears the FALLBACK characteristic of the created
terminal window. The default is to inherit the characteristic
of the parent.
6.2.12 /HOSTSYNC
/HOSTSYNC (default)
/NOHOSTSYNC
Sets or clears the HOSTSYNC characteristic of the created
terminal window. The default is to inherit the characteristic
of the parent.
6.2.13 /INPUT
/INPUT=filespec
Specifies an alternate input file or device to use as SYS$INPUT
for the new process. The default is to use the created terminal
window for input. This qualifier can be used with or without the
/DETACH qualifier.
6.2.14 /INSERT
Creates the terminal window with insert mode as the default for
line editing. If the /INSERT or the /OVERSTRIKE qualifier is not
specified, the default is to inherit the characteristic from the
parent. (See also /OVERSTRIKE.)
6.2.15 /KEYPAD
/KEYPAD (default)
/NOKEYPAD
Determines whether keypad definitions and the current keypad
state are copied from the parent process. This qualifier is used
only with the /NODETACH qualifier.
6.2.16 /LINE_EDITING
/LINE_EDITING
/NOLINE_EDITING
Determines whether the terminal window is created with line
editing enabled. If neither qualifier is specified, the created
terminal window inherits the line editing characteristic of the
parent.
6.2.17 /LITTLE_FONT
Specifies that the little font (as specified in resource files)
be selected when the created terminal window is initialized. It
is an error to specify the /LITTLE_FONT qualifier in combination
with the /BIG_FONT qualifier. If you do not specify either the
/BIG_FONT or the /LITTLE_FONT qualifier, the initial font is the
big font.
6.2.18 /LOGGED_IN
/LOGGED_IN (default)
/NOLOGGED_IN
Determines whether a prompt for a user name and password are
supplied (/NOLOGGED_IN) or the created terminal window is logged
in automatically (/LOGGED_IN). This qualifier is used only with
the /DETACH qualifier.
6.2.19 /LOGICAL_NAMES
/LOGICAL_NAMES (default)
/NOLOGICAL_NAMES
Determines whether the created terminal window inherits the
parent's logical names. This qualifier is used only with the
/NODETACH qualifier.
6.2.20 /NOTIFY
/NOTIFY
/NONOTIFY (default)
Determines whether a notification message is broadcast to the
parent when the created terminal window exits. This qualifier is
used only with the /NODETACH qualifier.
6.2.21 /NUMERIC_KEYPAD
Sets the NUMERIC_KEYPAD terminal characteristic in the created
terminal window. If the /NUMERIC_KEYPAD or the /APPLICATION_
KEYPAD qualifier is not specified, the default is to inherit the
characteristic from the parent. (See also /APPLICATION_KEYPAD.)
6.2.22 /OVERSTRIKE
Creates the terminal window with overstrike mode as the default
for line editing. If the /OVERSTRIKE or the /INSERT qualifier is
not specified, the default is to inherit the characteristic from
the parent. (See also /INSERT.)
6.2.23 /PASTHRU
/PASTHRU
/NOPASTHRU
Sets or clears the PASTHRU characteristic in the created terminal
window. The default is to inherit the characteristic of the
parent.
6.2.24 /PROCESS
/PROCESS (default)
/PROCESS=process-name
/NOPROCESS
Specifies the name of the process or subprocess to be created.
The /NOPROCESS qualifier causes a window to be created without a
process. You can log in from this window.
If you specify the /PROCESS qualifier without a process name, a
unique process name is assigned with the same base name as the
parent process and a unique number. The default process name
format is username_n. If you specify a process name that already
exists, an error message is displayed. This qualifier is used
with either the /DETACH or the /NODETACH qualifier.
6.2.25 /PROMPT
/PROMPT=prompt
Specifies the prompt string of the created terminal window. This
qualifier is used only with the /NODETACH qualifier.
6.2.26 /READSYNC
/READSYNC
/NOREADSYNC
Sets or clears the READSYNC terminal characteristic in the
created terminal window. The default is to inherit the
characteristic from the parent.
6.2.27 /RESOURCE_FILE
/RESOURCE_FILE=filespec
Specifies that the created terminal window use the resource
file "filespec" instead of the default resource file, DECW$USER_
DEFAULTS:DECW$TERMINAL_DEFAULT.DAT.
6.2.28 /SYMBOLS
/SYMBOLS (default)
/NOSYMBOLS
Determines whether the subprocess inherits the parent's DCL
symbols. This qualifier is used only with the /NODETACH
qualifier.
6.2.29 /TABLE
/TABLE=command-table
Specifies the name of an alternate command table to be used by
the subprocess. This qualifier is used only with the /NODETACH
qualifier.
6.2.30 /TTSYNC
/TTSYNC
/NOTTSYNC
Sets or clears the TTSYNC terminal characteristic in the created
terminal window; the default is to inherit the characteristic of
the parent.
6.2.31 /TYPE_AHEAD
/TYPE_AHEAD
/NOTYPE_AHEAD
Sets or clears the TYPE_AHEAD terminal characteristic in
the created terminal window. The default is to inherit the
characteristic of the parent.
6.2.32 /WAIT
/WAIT
/NOWAIT (default)
Requires that you wait for the subprocess to terminate before
you enter another DCL command. The /NOWAIT qualifier allows
you to enter new commands while the subprocess is running. This
qualifier is used only with the /NODETACH qualifier.
6.2.33 /WINDOW_ATTRIBUTES
/WINDOW_ATTRIBUTES=(parameter [,...])
Specifies initial attributes for the created terminal window
to override the defaults read from the resource file. These
parameters include:
Parameter Description
BACKGROUND The background color.
FOREGROUND The foreground color.
WIDTH The width, in pixels.
HEIGHT The height, in pixels.
X_POSITION The x-position, in pixels.
Y_POSITION The y-position, in pixels.
ROWS The number of rows in the window, in character
cells. If the Auto Resize Window option is
enabled, the ROWS and COLUMNS parameters
override the size specified by the WIDTH and
HEIGHT parameters.
COLUMNS The number of columns in the window, in
character cells. If the Auto Resize Window
option is enabled, the ROWS and COLUMNS
parameters override the size specified by the
WIDTH and HEIGHT parameters.
INITIAL_STATE The initial state of the window, either ICON or
WINDOW.
TITLE A character string specifying the window title.
ICON_NAME A character string specifying the window icon
name.
FONT The name of the font to be used in the window.
If you specify the /LITTLE_FONT qualifier,
or omit both the /LITTLE_FONT and /BIG_FONT
qualifiers, this overrides the name of the
little font that is set in the resource files;
otherwise it overrides the name of the big font.
The font name can be a logical name, and it can
be (but does not have to be) the base font in a
complete font set.
6.3 – Examples
1.$ CREATE/TERMINAL=DECTERM/DETACH -
_$ /DISPLAY=MYNODE::0 -
_$ /WINDOW_ATTRIBUTES=( -
_$ ROWS=36, -
_$ COLUMNS=80, -
_$ TITLE="REMOTE TERMINAL", -
_$ ICON_NAME="REMOTE TERMINAL" )
In this example, the command creates a detached process in a
DECterm window on node MYNODE:: that is 36 rows by 80 columns
and has its title and icon name set to "Remote terminal".
2.$ CREATE/TERMINAL=DECTERM -
$_ /NOPROCESS -
$_ /DEFINE_LOGICAL=(TABLE=LNM$GROUP,DBG$INPUT,DBG$OUTPUT)
In this example, the command creates a DECterm with no
associated process. The command defines DBG$INPUT and
DBG$OUTPUT in the group table as the new terminal for the
purposes of debugging a problem with a detached process that
is subsequently created.