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TerminalEmulationsEnum Enumeration
These constants define terminal emulation that wodTelnetDLX will implement when connect to the server.
Remarks
Depending on the server, you should choose appropriate terminal emulation. Usually, you should choose VT100, but if you're connecting to Linux server, it's better to choose Linux since you have much more appropriate codes implemented (such as colors).Possible values for TerminalEmulationsEnum:
Constant | Value | Description |
---|---|---|
NoEmulation | 0 | No Emulation |
VT100Emulation | 1 | VT100 Emulation. |
LinuxEmulation | 2 | Linux Emulation. |
ANSIEmulation | 3 | ANSI Emulation. |