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Hi everyone, I'm writing an Xlib-based emulator. I've got much of the X part done and now I need to hook it up to lib5250. In order to check for X events and 5250 data I need a file descriptor that represents the 5250 stream so I can use select(). Looking through the tn5250 source it looks like the tn5250_stream_socket_handle() function will give me the file descriptor I need. I want to do something like this: #define max(x,y) ((x) > (y) ? (x) : (y)) int maxfd = 0; lib5250fd = tn5250_stream_socket_handle (stream); xconnectionfd = XConnectionNumber (display); maxfd = max (maxfd, lib5250fd); maxfd = max (maxfd, xconnectionfd); FD_ZERO (&filedescs); FD_SET (lib5250fd, &filedescs); FD_SET (xconnectionfd, &filedescs); select (maxfd + 1, &filedescs, NULL, NULL, NULL); And then act on the result of select(). In the case of (FD_ISSET (lib5250fd, &filedescs)) == TRUE what function(s) do I call to retrieve the 5250 data? Also, what is the order of the functions that I need to call in order to set up the stream? I think I have it right (from looking at tn5250.c) but I want to be sure. It looks like I need to do: config = tn5250_config_new (); stream = tn5250_stream_open (tn5250_config_get (config, "host"), config); At this point I should be ready to read the stream, right? Possibly with a read(stream, buf, count); ? James Rich Vs lbh guvax bs argjbex frphevgl nf na vzzhar flfgrz, Jvaqbjf vf UVI. -- Wbr Cyhgn
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