Ref: 13390018
Title: CommServer ERAseChar= Parameter for the VT100
Date: 12/31/90

Copyright 3Com Corporation, 1991.  All rights reserved.

The ERAse parameter is an asynchronous session-editing parameter which
can be used while in command mode and during sessions in which the MOde
parameter is set to scroll.

The ERAse parameter specifies the character (default Ctrl-H) that the
server interprets as an ERAse character.  If the ERAse character is entered
before the current line is terminated by a Return, it deletes the most
recently typed character.  On most terminals, the backspace key also performs
the ERAse function.

In the case of a VT100 terminal, the character used for ERAse is the
DELete key.  The ASCII representation for DEL is 127; therefore, to map
ERAse to the DElete key, type:

   SETD ERAse = 127

The ERAse parameter is in the "Session Transmission and VTP
Characteristics" section and can be viewed by typing "sh dp" (show
default parameters).

