stty -- Set/print terminal modes

stty
stty -a
stty -g
stty x:x: ... :x
stty arglist ...

Common Options:
     cooked    Insert device into cooked mode
     eof c     Set the end-of-file character to c
     eol c     Set the end-of-line character to c
     erase c   Set the erase character to c
     evenp     Turn on even parity
     intr c    Set the interrupt character to c
     kill c    Set the kill character to c
     lcase     Map upper-case characters to lower case
     -lcase    Turn off mapping of upper-case characters to lower case
     oddp      Turn on odd parity.
     parity    Turn on even parity
     -parity   Turn off parity
     quit c    Set the quit character to c
     raw       Insert device into raw mode
     sane      Restore a device to sanity, e.g., after an editor or
               communications program died unexpectedly

If no option is specified, stty prints the modes of the standard-input device
on stderr.

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stty() -- Set terminal modes

#include <sgtty.h>
int stty(fd, sgp)
int fd;
struct sgttyb *sgp;

					

© 2012 by Stephen A. Ness