LIFUTILS 1.7.8 and pyILPER 1.7.2 beta release

[rprosperi]

Hmmmm... less obvious than I guessed.

What is the logic/layout of the ESCAPE sequences you use in the terminal emulation? Is it something 'standard' such as a VT-100, though of course as adopted for PC keyboard?

For example F1= ESC 'L', F2= ESC 'M', F3= ESC 'N', F4= ESC 'P', so it looks like a logical sequence so far, but then F5= ESC 'I' and F6= ESC 'O'.

Are F7-F12 defined/available and if so, how are they mapped?

Many (but not all) [g]- key sequences are allowed since these are actually defined as part of the 71b character set, but [f]- key sequences are not, as these are apparently handled in some special way related to USER mode.

Also [f] and [g] are obviously key id numbers 44 and 45 respectively, even if not shown, but it seems these cannot be fed into the key buffer, as is indicated in the manual/qrg.