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with Ftp_Profile;
package Rwi_Install is
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Unlike RXI, RWI does not require the installation of workstation files
-- instead one is require to install software on the PC via a diskette
-- the following is the install procedures fr the PC
-- The RWI diskette contains three files in its root directory.
--
-- 1. RWI.EXE
-- 2. FONTRES.FON
-- 3. RWI.MNU
--
-- Put the RWI Diskette in the appropriate drive (the examples that
-- follow assume that this drive is A:).
--
-- Install each of these files as follows:
--
-- Installing RWI.EXE and RWI.MNU:
--
-- You can copy rwi.exe and rwi.mnu into any directory on your path.
-- for example, if you want to create a directory called:
--
-- C:\RWI
--
-- enter:
--
-- C> md \rwi
-- C> cd \rwi
-- C> copy a:\rwi.*
--
-- Append the following to the end of your PATH command in your
-- AUTOEXEC.BAT file:
--
-- C:\RWI;
--
-- For example:
--
-- PATH=C:\DOS;C:\WINDOWS;C:\RWI;
--
-- RWI.MNU is an example of a custom menu file. Refer to the RWI User's
-- Guide for instructions on using this file.
--
-- RWI.EXE is the executable that you run from Windows.
--
-- Installing FONTRES.FON:
--
-- 1. Run Windows
-- 2. Go to the program manager, pull down the File menu, and select the Run
-- command
-- 3. Enter CONTROL in the Command Line prompt of the Run dialog box
-- 4. Press the OK button
-- 5. Double click on the Fonts icon in the Control Panel dialog box
-- 6. Click on the Add button of the Fonts dialog box
-- 7. Enter A:\FONTRES.FON in the Font prompt of the Add Font Files dialog box
-- 8. Press the OK button
-- 9. Look in the Installed Fonts list box to see that the
-- "Terminal Rational set 1" is now installed.
-- 10. Click on the OK button to exit the Control Panel
--
-- Running RWI:
--
-- 1. Run Windows
-- 2. Go to the program manager, pull down the File menu, and select the Run
-- command
-- 3. Enter RWI in the Command Line prompt of the Run dialog box
-- 4. Press the OK button
--
-- Refer to the RWI User's Guide for instructions on running RWI.
-- The general installation steps for the mythical XYZ terminal type are:
--
-- 1) Execute the Rxi_Install.Machine_Editor_Data_Files procedure to install
-- the various XYZ keymap files on your R1000. This automatically
-- enables any product-specific commands contained in the new keymap(s).
-- Commands are enabled if the pertinent product is authorized for
-- this R1000.
--
-- This step also creates XYZ entries in the
-- !Machine.Editor_Data.Terminal_Types and Terminal_Recognition files.
--
-- This step is performed for all "real" and all "parasite" terminal
-- types that will be used to talk to the R1000. It installs the R1000
-- "key map" for this terminal type and it tells the R1000 how to perform
-- auto-recogniton of the new terminal type when a user logs into the
-- R1000.
--
-- This step is performed once for each rxi terminal type that your site
-- will be using, real or parasite.
--
--
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--\f
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Terminal_Type - Supported terminal/keyboard types.
--
-- These are all of the supported variations for RWI. There are variations
-- in:
-- - workstation/MS-Windows Version
-- - keyboard
-- - TCP/IP vendor
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
type Terminal_Type is
(
--\f
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Workstation: IBM PC Clone
-- Operating System: MS Windows 3.0
-- Keyboard: PC 101 extended keyboard
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pc101_Ms_Windows_3_0,
Pc91_Ms_Windows_3_0,
Pcbasic_Ms_Windows_3_0,
Pc86_Ms_Windows_3_0
);
--\f
procedure Machine_Editor_Data_Files
(Keyboard : Terminal_Type;
Overrides : String := "foo=>FALSE,bar=>true");
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Keyboard - Specifies the RWI-based terminal type being installed.
-- Overrides - Specifies any authorization parameters that you may
-- wish to use for overrides in the
-- Enable_Product_Keymaps step.
--
-- Used to perform two tasks in the !Machine.Editor_Data area on the local
-- R1000.
--
-- 1) Copies the appropriate files from the release area over to the local
-- !Machine.Editor_Data area. The files are:
--
-- - XYZ_Key_Names - defines the key names for the XYZ terminal type
-- - XYZ_Keys - defines the recognition sequences for the XYZ keys
-- - XYZ_Commands - defines the environmental keybindings for XYZ
-- - XYZ_User_Commands- users can Compilation.Parse this to obtain an "empty"
-- XYZ_Commands in their home area
--
-- This command copies these files. If any of these files already exist in
-- !Machine.Editor_Data then they are replaced by the copy. The Key_Names
-- and Commands files will be promoted to Installed automatically.
-- The Enable_Product_Keymaps utility is used to "enable" all product
-- specific keybindings. They are enabled according to the product
-- authorizations in-effect at the time this procedure is executed.
--
-- 2) Installs a line like the following in the local !Machine.Editor_Data.
-- Terminal_Types file:
--
-- XYZ Rational 80 80
--
-- and one like this in the local !Machine.Editor_Data.Terminal_Recognition
-- file:
--
-- XYZ [pcnnnc
--
-- (the nnn is determined by the number of keys on thee pc keyboard.
--
-- If either file does not currently exist then it is created.
-- If either file exists then the appropriate line is appended to the end of
-- the file.
--
-- This command only needs to be done one time for a particular terminal type
-- upon a particular R1000. No damage will result if it is performed more than
-- one time; it will however cause the repeated demotion and repromotion of any
-- units that refer to any XYZ_Key_Names that already exists and it will result
-- in unnecessary (and harmless) duplicate entries in the Terminal_Types and
-- Terminal_Recognition files.
--
-- Individual sites may wish to change the default screen size for different
-- terminal types as specified by the numeric values in the Terminal_Types
-- file.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--\f
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--\f
end Rwi_Install;