From 5ccc391d7e8c1b6481c64b107f49920761d5fa6e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Max Leonov <mleonov@redhat.com>
Date: Tue, 2 Dec 2025 23:17:42 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] website build at 2025-12-02T23:17+01:00

---
 docs/changelog-xterm/index.html    |   27 +
 docs/manpage-koi8rxterm/index.html |    2 +-
 docs/manpage-resize/index.html     |    2 +-
 docs/manpage-uxterm/index.html     |    2 +-
 docs/manpage-xterm/index.html      | 8110 +---------------------------
 docs/sitemap.xml                   |  102 +-
 docs/sitemap.xml.gz                |  Bin 552 -> 552 bytes
 7 files changed, 85 insertions(+), 8160 deletions(-)

diff --git a/docs/changelog-xterm/index.html b/docs/changelog-xterm/index.html
index 566b6df..0ec77b9 100644
--- a/docs/changelog-xterm/index.html
+++ b/docs/changelog-xterm/index.html
@@ -1554,6 +1554,7 @@
 <h1 id="xterm-changelog-release-notes">XTerm changelog (release notes)</h1>
   <div class="nav">
     <ul>
+      <li><a href="#xterm_404">Patch #404 - 2025/11/30</a></li>
       <li><a href="#xterm_403">Patch #403 - 2025/10/19</a></li>
       <li><a href="#xterm_402">Patch #402 - 2025/09/08</a></li>
       <li><a href="#xterm_401">Patch #401 - 2025/07/02</a></li>
@@ -2170,6 +2171,32 @@ <h1 id="xterm-changelog-release-notes">XTerm changelog (release notes)</h1>
       <li><a href="#xterm_01">Patch #1 - 1996/1/6</a></li>
     </ul>
   </div>
+  <h2><a name="xterm_404" id="xterm_404">Patch #404 -
+  2025/11/30</a></h2>
+  <ul>
+    <li>add numeric keypad codes to XTGETTCAP.</li>
+    <li>implement parsing and cursor positioning for Unicode
+    variation selectors 15 and 16.</li>
+    <li>improve limit-checking for mouse button and motion events
+    (report by James Holderness).</li>
+    <li>fix a bug in printer code in xterm <a href=
+    "/xterm/xterm.log.html#xterm_403">#403</a> (report by Felix
+    Brockmeier).</li>
+    <li>change <tt>wcwidth</tt> for private-use codes, to make them
+    consistently neutral width, i.e., single/double width according
+    to whether they are used for CJK.</li>
+    <li>improve test-driver for <tt>wcwidth</tt>, adding options to
+    test the predefined ranges listed in UnicodeData, as well as
+    suppressing output where it only shows that the system's
+    <tt>wcwidth</tt> lacks a definition for codes.</li>
+    <li>add some of the OpenBSD local-patches, including an
+    ifdef-improvement for <tt>DEF_DISALLOWED_WINDOW</tt> (patch by
+    Matthieu Herrb).</li>
+    <li>modify configure script macros to widen pattern for
+    <tt>$host_os</tt> from “linux*gnu” to “linux*gnu*” to cover
+    targets such as i686-pc-linux-gnut64 (GenToo <a href=
+    "https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=963725">#963725</a>).</li>
+  </ul>
   <h2><a name="xterm_403" id="xterm_403">Patch #403 -
   2025/10/19</a></h2>
   <ul>
diff --git a/docs/manpage-koi8rxterm/index.html b/docs/manpage-koi8rxterm/index.html
index 1e744fe..3126f36 100644
--- a/docs/manpage-koi8rxterm/index.html
+++ b/docs/manpage-koi8rxterm/index.html
@@ -1600,7 +1600,7 @@ <h2><a name="h2-AUTHORS" id="h2-AUTHORS">AUTHORS</a></h2>
 <h2><a name="h2-SEE-ALSO" id="h2-SEE-ALSO">SEE ALSO</a></h2>
 <pre>       <b>locale(1),</b> <a href="http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/basedefs/V1_chap07.html#tag_07"><b>locale(7)</b></a>, <a href="/xterm/manpage/uxterm.html"><b>uxterm(1)</b></a>, <a href="/xterm/manpage/xterm.html"><b>xterm(1)</b></a>
 
-Patch #403                        2025-10-19                     <b>KOI8RXTERM(1)</b>
+Patch #404                        2025-11-30                     <b>KOI8RXTERM(1)</b>
 </pre>
 
               
diff --git a/docs/manpage-resize/index.html b/docs/manpage-resize/index.html
index f71abc0..7c216f4 100644
--- a/docs/manpage-resize/index.html
+++ b/docs/manpage-resize/index.html
@@ -1713,7 +1713,7 @@ <h2><a name="h2-SEE-ALSO" id="h2-SEE-ALSO">SEE ALSO</a></h2>
        <a href="https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=csh&amp;apropos=0&amp;sektion=1&amp;manpath=SunOS+4.1.3&amp;arch=default&amp;format=html"><b>csh(1)</b></a>, <b><a href="http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/stty.html">stty(1)</a></b>, <a href="/ncurses/man/tset.1.html"><b>tset(1)</b></a>
        <a href="/xterm/manpage/xterm.html"><b>xterm(1)</b></a>
 
-Patch #403                        2025-10-19                         <b>RESIZE(1)</b>
+Patch #404                        2025-11-30                         <b>RESIZE(1)</b>
 </pre>
 
               
diff --git a/docs/manpage-uxterm/index.html b/docs/manpage-uxterm/index.html
index 635ac5e..dd16dfd 100644
--- a/docs/manpage-uxterm/index.html
+++ b/docs/manpage-uxterm/index.html
@@ -1596,7 +1596,7 @@ <h2><a name="h2-AUTHORS" id="h2-AUTHORS">AUTHORS</a></h2>
 <h2><a name="h2-SEE-ALSO" id="h2-SEE-ALSO">SEE ALSO</a></h2>
 <pre>       <b>locale(1),</b> <a href="http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/basedefs/V1_chap07.html#tag_07"><b>locale(7)</b></a>, <a href="/xterm/manpage/koi8rxterm.html"><b>koi8rxterm(1)</b></a>, <a href="/xterm/manpage/xterm.html"><b>xterm(1)</b></a>
 
-Patch #403                        2025-10-19                         <b>UXTERM(1)</b>
+Patch #404                        2025-11-30                         <b>UXTERM(1)</b>
 </pre>
 
               
diff --git a/docs/manpage-xterm/index.html b/docs/manpage-xterm/index.html
index 06e2f38..64d29b7 100644
--- a/docs/manpage-xterm/index.html
+++ b/docs/manpage-xterm/index.html
@@ -1550,8112 +1550,10 @@
 
 
 <h1 id="xterm-manpage"><code>xterm</code> manpage</h1>
-<h2><a name="h2-NAME" id="h2-NAME">NAME</a></h2>
-<pre>       xterm - terminal emulator for X
-
-</pre>
-<h2><a name="h2-SYNOPSIS" id="h2-SYNOPSIS">SYNOPSIS</a></h2>
-<pre>       <b>xterm</b> [-<i>toolkitoption</i> ...] [-<i>option</i> ...] [<i>shell</i>]
-
-</pre>
-<h2><a name="h2-DESCRIPTION" id="h2-DESCRIPTION">DESCRIPTION</a></h2>
-<pre>       The <i>xterm</i> program is a terminal emulator for the X Window System.  It
-       provides DEC VT102/VT220 and selected features from higher-level
-       terminals such as VT320/VT420/VT520 (VT<i>xxx</i>).  It also provides
-       Tektronix 4014 emulation for programs that cannot use the window system
-       directly.  If the underlying operating system supports terminal
-       resizing capabilities (for example, the SIGWINCH signal in systems
-       derived from 4.3BSD), <i>xterm</i> will use the facilities to notify programs
-       running in the window whenever it is resized.
-
-       The VT<i>xxx</i> and Tektronix 4014 terminals each have their own window so
-       that you can edit text in one and look at graphics in the other at the
-       same time.  To maintain the correct aspect ratio (height/width),
-       Tektronix graphics will be restricted to the largest box with a 4014's
-       aspect ratio that will fit in the window.  This box is located in the
-       upper left area of the window.
-
-       Although both windows may be displayed at the same time, one of them is
-       considered the "active" window for receiving keyboard input and
-       terminal output.  This is the window that contains the text cursor.
-       The active window can be chosen through escape sequences, the <b><a href="#h3-VT-Options">VT</a></b>
-       <b><a href="#h3-VT-Options">Options</a></b> menu in the VT<i>xxx</i> window, and the <b><a href="#h3-Tek-Options">Tek Options</a></b> menu in the 4014
-       window.
-
-</pre>
-<h2><a name="h2-EMULATIONS" id="h2-EMULATIONS">EMULATIONS</a></h2>
-<pre>       <i>Xterm</i> provides usable emulations of related DEC terminals:
-
-       <b>o</b>   VT52 emulation is complete.
-
-       <b>o</b>   VT102 emulation is fairly complete, but does not support autorepeat
-           (because that would affect the keyboard used by other X clients).
-
-           Double-size  characters  are displayed properly if your font server
-           supports scalable bitmap fonts.
-
-       <b>o</b>   VT220 emulation does  not  support  soft  fonts,  it  is  otherwise
-           complete.
-
-       <b>o</b>   VT420  emulation  (the  default) supports controls for manipulating
-           rectangles of characters as well as left/right margins.
-
-           <i>Xterm</i> does not support some other features which are  not  suitable
-           for emulation, e.g., two-sessions.
-
-       Terminal  database (<i>terminfo</i> (5) or <i>termcap</i> (5)) entries that work with
-       <i>xterm</i> include
-
-              an optional platform-specific entry ("xterm-new"),
-              "xterm",
-              "vt102",
-              "vt100",
-              "ansi" and
-              "dumb"
-
-       <i>Xterm</i> automatically searches the terminal database in  this  order  for
-       these  entries  and  then  sets  the "TERM" variable (and the "TERMCAP"
-       environment variable on a few older systems).  The  alternatives  after
-       "xterm" are very old, from the late 1980s.
-
-       VT100  and  VT102 emulations are commonly equated, though they actually
-       differ.  The VT102 provided controls for inserting and deleting lines.
-
-       Similarly, "ansi" and "vt100" are often equated.  These are not  really
-       the same.  For instance, they use different controls for scrolling (but
-       <i>xterm</i>  supports  both).   These  features  differ in an "ansi" terminal
-       description from <i>xterm</i>:
-
-       <b><a title="EMULATIONS:acsc" name="EMULATIONS:acsc">acsc</a></b>
-               Pseudo-graphics (line-drawing) uses a different mapping.
-
-       <b><a title="EMULATIONS:xenl" name="EMULATIONS:xenl">xenl</a></b>
-               <i>Xterm</i> wraps text at the right margin using the  VT100  "newline
-               glitch" behavior.
-
-       Because  of  the  wrapping  behavior,  you  would  occasionally have to
-       repaint  the  screen  when  using  a  text  editor  with   the   "ansi"
-       description.
-
-       You  may  also  use descriptions corresponding to the various supported
-       emulations such as "vt220" or  "vt420", but  should  set  the  terminal
-       emulation level with the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:decTerminalID">decTerminalID</a></b> resource.
-
-       On  most  systems,  <i>xterm</i>  will  use the terminfo database.  Some older
-       systems use termcap.  (The "TERMCAP" environment variable is not set if
-       <i>xterm</i> is  linked  against  a  terminfo  library,  since  the  requisite
-       information  is  not  provided  by  the  termcap  emulation of terminfo
-       libraries).
-
-       Many of the special  <i>xterm</i>  features  may  be  modified  under  program
-       control  through  a set of escape sequences different from the standard
-       VT<i>xxx</i> escape sequences (see <i>Xterm Control Sequences</i>).
-
-       The Tektronix 4014 emulation is also fairly good.  It  supports  12-bit
-       graphics  addressing,  scaled  to the window size.  Four different font
-       sizes and five different lines types are supported.  There is no write-
-       through or defocused mode support.  The  Tektronix  text  and  graphics
-       commands  are recorded internally by <i>xterm</i> and may be written to a file
-       by sending the COPY escape sequence (or through the <b><a href="#h3-Tek-Options">Tek  Options</a></b>  menu;
-       see below).  The name of the file will be
-
-           "COPY<i>yyyy</i>-<i>MM</i>-<i>dd</i>.<i>hh</i>:<i>mm</i>:<i>ss</i>"
-
-       where  <i>yyyy</i>,  <i>MM</i>,  <i>dd</i>,  <i>hh</i>,  <i>mm</i>  and <i>ss</i> are the year, month, day, hour,
-       minute and second when the COPY was performed (the file is  created  in
-       the  directory  <i>xterm</i>  is started in, or the home directory for a login
-       <i>xterm</i>).
-
-       Not all of the  features  described  in  this  manual  are  necessarily
-       available  in  this  version  of  <i>xterm</i>.   Some  (e.g.,  the  non-VT220
-       extensions) are available only if they were  compiled  in,  though  the
-       most commonly-used are in the default configuration.
-
-</pre>
-<h2><a name="h2-OTHER-FEATURES" id="h2-OTHER-FEATURES">OTHER FEATURES</a></h2>
-<pre>       <i>Xterm</i>  automatically highlights the text cursor when the pointer enters
-       the window (selected) and unhighlights it when the pointer  leaves  the
-       window  (unselected).  If the window is the focus window, then the text
-       cursor is highlighted no matter where the pointer is.
-
-       In VT<i>xxx</i> mode, there are escape sequences to activate and deactivate an
-       alternate screen buffer, which is the same size as the display area  of
-       the  window.   When activated, the current screen is saved and replaced
-       with the alternate screen.  Saving of lines scrolled off the top of the
-       window is disabled until the normal  screen  is  restored.   The  usual
-       terminal description for <i>xterm</i> allows the visual editor <b><a href="http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/vi.html">vi(1)</a></b> to switch
-       to  the alternate screen for editing and to restore the screen on exit.
-       A popup menu entry makes it simple to switch  between  the  normal  and
-       alternate screens for cut and paste.
-
-       In either VT<i>xxx</i> or Tektronix mode, there are escape sequences to change
-       the name of the windows.  Additionally, in VT<i>xxx</i> mode, <i>xterm</i> implements
-       the window-manipulation control sequences from <i>dtterm</i>, such as resizing
-       the window, setting its location on the screen.
-
-       <i>Xterm</i>  allows  character-based  applications  to  receive  mouse events
-       (currently button-press and release events, and  button-motion  events)
-       as  keyboard  control  sequences.   See  <i>Xterm  Control  Sequences</i>  for
-       details.
-
-</pre>
-<h2><a name="h2-OPTIONS" id="h2-OPTIONS">OPTIONS</a></h2>
-<pre>       Because <i>xterm</i> uses the  <i>X Toolkit</i>  library,  it  accepts  the  standard
-       <i>X Toolkit</i>  command  line options.  <i>Xterm</i> also accepts many application-
-       specific options.
-
-       By convention, if an option begins with a "<b>+</b>" instead  of  a  "<b>-</b>",  the
-       option is restored to its default value.
-
-       Most  of  the <i>xterm</i> options are actually parsed by the <i>X Toolkit</i>, which
-       sets resource values, and overrides corresponding resource-settings  in
-       your  X  resource  files.  <i>Xterm</i> provides the <i>X Toolkit</i> with a table of
-       options.  A few of these are marked, telling the  <i>X Toolkit</i>  to  ignore
-       them (<b><a href="#OPTIONS:-help">-help</a></b>, <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-version">-version</a></b>, <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-class">-class</a></b>, <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-e">-e</a></b>, and <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-into">-into</a></b>).  After the <i>X Toolkit</i> has
-       parsed  the command-line parameters, it removes those which it handles,
-       leaving the specially-marked parameters for <i>xterm</i> to handle.
-
-       These options do not set a resource value, and are handled specially:
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-version" name="OPTIONS:-version">-version</a></b>
-               This causes <i>xterm</i> to print a version  number  to  the  standard
-               output, and then exit.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-help" name="OPTIONS:-help">-help</a></b>   This causes <i>xterm</i> to print out a verbose message describing its
-               options,  one per line.  The message is written to the standard
-               output.   After  printing  the  message,  <i>xterm</i>  exits.   <i>Xterm</i>
-               generates  this  message,  sorting  it  and  noting  whether  a
-               "<b>-</b><i>option</i>" or a "<b>+</b><i>option</i>" turns the feature  on  or  off,  since
-               some  features  historically have been one or the other.  <i>Xterm</i>
-               generates a concise help message (multiple  options  per  line)
-               when an unknown option is used, e.g.,
-
-                   xterm -z
-
-               If  the  logic  for  a particular option such as logging is not
-               compiled into <i>xterm</i>, the help text for that option also is  not
-               displayed by the <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-help">-help</a></b> option.
-
-       The  <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-version">-version</a></b>  and  <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-help">-help</a></b>  options are interpreted even if <i>xterm</i> cannot
-       open the display, and are useful for testing and configuration scripts.
-       Along with <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-class">-class</a></b>, they are checked before other options.  To do  this,
-       <i>xterm</i> has its own (much simpler) argument parser, along with a table of
-       the <i>X Toolkit</i>'s built-in list of options.
-
-       Relying  upon  the <i>X Toolkit</i> to parse the options and associated values
-       has the advantages of  simplicity  and  good  integration  with  the  X
-       resource mechanism.  There are a few drawbacks
-
-       <b>o</b>   <i>Xterm</i> cannot tell easily whether a resource value was set by one of
-           the  external  resource-  or application-defaults files, whether it
-           was set using <a href="https://www.x.org/releases/X11R7.7/doc/man/man1/xrdb.1.xhtml"><b>xrdb(1)</b></a>, or if it was set through the <b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-xrm">-xrm</a></b> option  or
-           via  some  directly  relevant command-line option.  <i>Xterm</i> sees only
-           the end-result: a value supplied when creating its widgets.
-
-       <b>o</b>   <i>Xterm</i> does not know the order in which particular options and items
-           in resource files are evaluated.  Rather, it sees all of the values
-           for a given widget at the  same  time.   In  the  design  of  these
-           options,  some  are  deemed  more important, and can override other
-           options.
-
-           The <i>X Toolkit</i> uses patterns  (constants  and  wildcards)  to  match
-           resources.   Once  a  particular pattern has been used, it will not
-           modify it.  To override a given setting,  a  more-specific  pattern
-           must  be  used, e.g., replacing "*" with ".".  Some poorly-designed
-           resource files are too specific to allow the  command-line  options
-           to affect the relevant widget values.
-
-       <b>o</b>   In a few cases, the <i>X Toolkit</i> combines its standard options in ways
-           which  do  not  work  well with <i>xterm</i>.  This happens with the color
-           (<b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-fg">-fg</a></b>, <b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-bg">-bg</a></b>) and reverse (<b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-rv">-rv</a></b>) options.  <i>Xterm</i> makes a  special  case
-           of  these  and  adjusts  its  sense  of  "reverse"  to  lessen user
-           surprise.
-
-       One parameter (after all options) may be given.  That overrides <i>xterm</i>'s
-       built-in choice of shell program:
-
-       <b>o</b>   If the parameter is not a relative path, i.e., beginning with  "./"
-           or  "../",  <i>xterm</i> looks for the file in the user's PATH.  In either
-           case, this check fails if <i>xterm</i> cannot construct an absolute path.
-
-       <b>o</b>   If that check fails (or if no such parameter is given), <i>xterm</i>  next
-           checks the "SHELL" variable.  If that specifies an executable file,
-           <i>xterm</i>  will  attempt  to  start  that.  However, <i>xterm</i> additionally
-           checks if it is a valid shell, and will unset "SHELL" if it is not.
-
-       <b>o</b>   If "SHELL" is not set to an executable file, <i>xterm</i> tries to use the
-           shell program specified in the  user's  password  file  entry.   As
-           before, <i>xterm</i> verifies if this is a valid shell.
-
-       <b>o</b>   Finally, if the password file entry does not specify a valid shell,
-           <i>xterm</i> uses <i>/bin/sh</i>.
-
-       The  <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-e">-e</a></b>  option  cannot  be  used with this parameter since it uses all
-       parameters following the option.
-
-       <i>Xterm</i> validates shell programs by finding their pathname  in  the  text
-       file <i>/etc/shells</i>.  It treats the environment variable "SHELL" specially
-       because  (like  "TERM"), <i>xterm</i> both reads and updates the variable, and
-       because the program started by <i>xterm</i> is not necessarily a shell.
-
-       The other options are used to control the appearance and behavior.  Not
-       all options are necessarily configured into your copy of <i>xterm</i>:
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-132" name="OPTIONS:-132">-132</a></b>    Normally, the  VT102  DECCOLM  escape  sequence  that  switches
-               between  80 and 132 column mode is ignored.  This option causes
-               the DECCOLM escape sequence to be  recognized,  and  the  <i>xterm</i>
-               window will resize appropriately.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-ah" name="OPTIONS:-ah">-ah</a></b>     This  option  indicates  that <i>xterm</i> should always highlight the
-               text cursor.  By default, <i>xterm</i>  will  display  a  hollow  text
-               cursor  whenever  the  focus  is lost or the pointer leaves the
-               window.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+ah" name="OPTIONS:_ah">+ah</a></b>     This  option  indicates  that  <i>xterm</i>  should  do  text   cursor
-               highlighting based on focus.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-ai" name="OPTIONS:-ai">-ai</a></b>     This  option  disables  active icon support if that feature was
-               compiled into <i>xterm</i>.  This is equivalent to setting  the  <i>vt100</i>
-               resource <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:activeIcon">activeIcon</a></b> to "false".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+ai" name="OPTIONS:_ai">+ai</a></b>     This  option  enables  active  icon support if that feature was
-               compiled into <i>xterm</i>.  This is equivalent to setting  the  <i>vt100</i>
-               resource <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:activeIcon">activeIcon</a></b> to "true".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-aw" name="OPTIONS:-aw">-aw</a></b>     This  option  indicates that auto-wraparound should be allowed,
-               and is equivalent to setting the  <i>vt100</i>  resource  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:autoWrap">autoWrap</a></b>  to
-               "true".
-
-               Auto-wraparound  allows the cursor to automatically wrap to the
-               beginning of the next line when it is at the rightmost position
-               of a line and text is output.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+aw" name="OPTIONS:_aw">+aw</a></b>     This  option  indicates  that  auto-wraparound  should  not  be
-               allowed,  and  is  equivalent  to  setting  the  <i>vt100</i> resource
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:autoWrap">autoWrap</a></b> to "false".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-b" name="OPTIONS:-b">-b</a></b> <i>number</i>
-               This option  specifies  the  size  of  the  inner  border  (the
-               distance  between  the  outer  edge  of  the characters and the
-               window border) in pixels.  That  is  the  <i>vt100</i>  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:internalBorder">internalBorder</a></b>
-               resource.  The default is "2".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-barc" name="OPTIONS:-barc">-barc</a></b>   This option, corresponding to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorBar">cursorBar</a></b> resource, makes the
-               cursor a bar instead of a box.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+barc" name="OPTIONS:_barc">+barc</a></b>   This option, corresponding to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorBar">cursorBar</a></b> resource, makes the
-               cursor a box instead of a bar.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-baudrate" name="OPTIONS:-baudrate">-baudrate</a></b> <i>number</i>
-               Set  the  line-speed, used to test the behavior of applications
-               that use the line-speed when optimizing  their  output  to  the
-               screen.  The default is "38400".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-bc" name="OPTIONS:-bc">-bc</a></b>     Turn  on  text cursor blinking.  This overrides the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorBlink">cursorBlink</a></b>
-               resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+bc" name="OPTIONS:_bc">+bc</a></b>     Turn off text cursor blinking.  This overrides the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorBlink">cursorBlink</a></b>
-               resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-bcf" name="OPTIONS:-bcf">-bcf</a></b> <i>milliseconds</i>
-               Set the amount of time text cursor is off when blinking via the
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorOffTime">cursorOffTime</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-bcn" name="OPTIONS:-bcn">-bcn</a></b> <i>milliseconds</i>
-               Set  the amount of time text cursor is on when blinking via the
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorOnTime">cursorOnTime</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-bdc" name="OPTIONS:-bdc">-bdc</a></b>    Set the <i>vt100</i> resource <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorBDMode">colorBDMode</a></b> to  "false",  disabling  the
-               display of characters with bold attribute as color.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+bdc" name="OPTIONS:_bdc">+bdc</a></b>    Set  the  <i>vt100</i>  resource  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorBDMode">colorBDMode</a></b>  to "true", enabling the
-               display of characters with bold attribute as color rather  than
-               bold.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-cb" name="OPTIONS:-cb">-cb</a></b>     Set the <i>vt100</i> resource <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cutToBeginningOfLine">cutToBeginningOfLine</a></b> to "false".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+cb" name="OPTIONS:_cb">+cb</a></b>     Set the <i>vt100</i> resource <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cutToBeginningOfLine">cutToBeginningOfLine</a></b> to "true".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-cc" name="OPTIONS:-cc">-cc</a></b> <i>characterclassrange</i><b>:</b><i>value</i><b>[,</b> <b>...]</b>
-               This  sets  classes  indicated by the given ranges for using in
-               selecting by words (see <b><a href="#h2-CHARACTER-CLASSES">CHARACTER  CLASSES</a></b>  and  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:charClass">charClass</a></b>
-               resource).
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-cjk_width" name="OPTIONS:-cjk_width">-cjk_width</a></b>
-               Set   the   <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cjkWidth">cjkWidth</a></b>  resource  to  "true".   When  turned  on,
-               characters with East Asian Ambiguous (A)  category  in  UTR  11
-               have  a column width of 2.  Otherwise, they have a column width
-               of 1.  This may be useful for some legacy  CJK  text  terminal-
-               based  programs  assuming  box  drawings  and  others to have a
-               column width of 2.  It  also  should  be  turned  on  when  you
-               specify  a  TrueType CJK double-width (bi-width/monospace) font
-               either with <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-fa">-fa</a></b> at the command line or <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceName">faceName</a></b> resource.   The
-               default is "false"
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+cjk_width" name="OPTIONS:_cjk_width">+cjk_width</a></b>
-               Reset the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cjkWidth">cjkWidth</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-class" name="OPTIONS:-class">-class</a></b> <i>string</i>
-               This  option  allows  you  to  override <i>xterm</i>'s resource class.
-               Normally it is "XTerm", but can be set to another class such as
-               "UXTerm" to override selected resources.
-
-               <i>X Toolkit</i> sets the <b><a href="#Properties-set-by-X-Toolkit:WM_CLASS">WM_CLASS</a></b> property using  the  instance  name
-               and this class value.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-cm" name="OPTIONS:-cm">-cm</a></b>     This  option  disables  recognition of ANSI color-change escape
-               sequences.  It sets the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorMode">colorMode</a></b> resource to "false".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+cm" name="OPTIONS:_cm">+cm</a></b>     This option enables recognition  of  ANSI  color-change  escape
-               sequences.  This is the same as the <i>vt100</i> resource <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorMode">colorMode</a></b>.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-cn" name="OPTIONS:-cn">-cn</a></b>     This  option indicates that newlines should not be cut in line-
-               mode selections.  It sets the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cutNewline">cutNewline</a></b> resource to "false".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+cn" name="OPTIONS:_cn">+cn</a></b>     This option indicates that newlines should be cut in  line-mode
-               selections.  It sets the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cutNewline">cutNewline</a></b> resource to "true".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-cr" name="OPTIONS:-cr">-cr</a></b> <i>color</i>
-               This  option  specifies  the color to use for text cursor.  The
-               default is to use the same foreground color that  is  used  for
-               text.   It  sets  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorColor">cursorColor</a></b>  resource  according  to the
-               parameter.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-cu" name="OPTIONS:-cu">-cu</a></b>     This option indicates that <i>xterm</i> should work around  a  bug  in
-               the <b><a href="http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/more.html">more(1)</a></b> program that causes it to incorrectly display lines
-               that  are exactly the width of the window and are followed by a
-               line beginning with a tab (the leading tabs are not displayed).
-               This option is so named because it was originally thought to be
-               a bug in the <a href="/ncurses/man/ncurses.3x.html"><b>curses(3X)</b></a> cursor motion package.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+cu" name="OPTIONS:_cu">+cu</a></b>     This option indicates that <i>xterm</i> should  not  work  around  the
-               <b><a href="http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/more.html">more(1)</a></b> bug mentioned above.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-dc" name="OPTIONS:-dc">-dc</a></b>     This  option  disables  the  escape  sequence to change dynamic
-               colors: the vt100 foreground and background  colors,  its  text
-               cursor  color,  the  pointer  cursor  foreground and background
-               colors,  the  Tektronix  emulator  foreground  and   background
-               colors,  its text cursor color and highlight color.  The option
-               sets the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:dynamicColors">dynamicColors</a></b> option to "false".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+dc" name="OPTIONS:_dc">+dc</a></b>     This option enables  the  escape  sequence  to  change  dynamic
-               colors.  The option sets the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:dynamicColors">dynamicColors</a></b> option to "true".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-e" name="OPTIONS:-e">-e</a></b> <i>program [ arguments ... ]</i>
-               This  option  specifies  the  program  (and  its  command  line
-               arguments) to be run in the <i>xterm</i> window.   It  also  sets  the
-               window  title  and  icon name to be the basename of the program
-               being executed if neither <i>-T</i> nor <i>-n</i> are given  on  the  command
-               line.
-
-               <b>NOTE:</b> This must be the <b>last option</b> on the command line.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-en" name="OPTIONS:-en">-en</a></b> <i>encoding</i>
-               This  option  determines  the encoding on which <i>xterm</i> runs.  It
-               sets the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:locale">locale</a></b>  resource.   Encodings  other  than  UTF-8  are
-               supported by using <i>luit</i>.  The <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-lc">-lc</a></b> option should be used instead
-               of <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-en">-en</a></b> for systems with locale support.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-fa" name="OPTIONS:-fa">-fa</a></b> <i>pattern</i>
-               This  option  sets  the  pattern  for  fonts  selected from the
-               FreeType library if support for that library was compiled  into
-               <i>xterm</i>.   This corresponds to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceName">faceName</a></b> resource.  When a CJK
-               double-width font is specified, you also need to  turn  on  the
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cjkWidth">cjkWidth</a></b> resource.
-
-               If  you  specify both <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-fa">-fa</a></b> and the <i>X Toolkit</i> option <b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-fn">-fn</a></b>, the <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-fa">-fa</a></b>
-               setting overrides the latter.
-
-               See also the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:renderFont">renderFont</a></b> resource, which combines with  this  to
-               determine whether FreeType fonts are initially active.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-fb" name="OPTIONS:-fb">-fb</a></b> <i>font</i>
-               This  option  specifies  a font to be used when displaying bold
-               text.  It sets the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:boldFont">boldFont</a></b> resource.
-
-               This font must be the same height and width as the normal font,
-               otherwise it is ignored.  If only one of  the  normal  or  bold
-               fonts  is specified, it will be used as the normal font and the
-               bold font will be produced by overstriking this font.
-
-               See  also  the  discussion  of  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:boldMode">boldMode</a></b>   and   <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:alwaysBoldMode">alwaysBoldMode</a></b>
-               resources.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-fbb" name="OPTIONS:-fbb">-fbb</a></b>    This option indicates that <i>xterm</i> should compare normal and bold
-               fonts  bounding  boxes  to ensure they are compatible.  It sets
-               the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:freeBoldBox">freeBoldBox</a></b> resource to "false".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+fbb" name="OPTIONS:_fbb">+fbb</a></b>    This option indicates that <i>xterm</i> should not compare normal  and
-               bold  fonts  bounding  boxes to ensure they are compatible.  It
-               sets the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:freeBoldBox">freeBoldBox</a></b> resource to "true".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-fbx" name="OPTIONS:-fbx">-fbx</a></b>    This option indicates that <i>xterm</i> should  not  assume  that  the
-               normal  and  bold fonts have VT100 line-drawing characters.  If
-               any are missing, <i>xterm</i> will draw the characters  directly.   It
-               sets the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:forceBoxChars">forceBoxChars</a></b> resource to "false".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+fbx" name="OPTIONS:_fbx">+fbx</a></b>    This  option indicates that <i>xterm</i> should assume that the normal
-               and bold fonts have VT100 line-drawing characters.  It sets the
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:forceBoxChars">forceBoxChars</a></b> resource to "true".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-fc" name="OPTIONS:-fc">-fc</a></b> <i>fontchoice</i>
-               Specify the initial font chosen from the font menu.  The option
-               value corresponds to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:initialFont">initialFont</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-fd" name="OPTIONS:-fd">-fd</a></b> <i>pattern</i>
-               This option sets the pattern for  double-width  fonts  selected
-               from  the  FreeType  library  if  support  for that library was
-               compiled    into    <i>xterm</i>.     This    corresponds    to    the
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceNameDoublesize">faceNameDoublesize</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-fi" name="OPTIONS:-fi">-fi</a></b> <i>font</i>
-               This  option sets the font for active icons if that feature was
-               compiled into <i>xterm</i>.
-
-               See also the discussion of the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:iconFont">iconFont</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-fs" name="OPTIONS:-fs">-fs</a></b> <i>size</i>
-               This option sets the pointsize  for  fonts  selected  from  the
-               FreeType  library if support for that library was compiled into
-               <i>xterm</i>.  This corresponds to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceSize">faceSize</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-fullscreen" name="OPTIONS:-fullscreen">-fullscreen</a></b>
-               This option indicates that <i>xterm</i> should ask the window  manager
-               to let it use the full-screen for display, e.g., without window
-               decorations.  It sets the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:fullscreen">fullscreen</a></b> resource to "true".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+fullscreen" name="OPTIONS:_fullscreen">+fullscreen</a></b>
-               This  option  indicates  that  <i>xterm</i>  should not ask the window
-               manager to let it use the full-screen for display.  It sets the
-               <b><a href="#Application-Resources:fullscreen">fullscreen</a></b> resource to "false".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-fw" name="OPTIONS:-fw">-fw</a></b> <i>font</i>
-               This option specifies the font to be used for  displaying  wide
-               text.   By default, it will attempt to use a font twice as wide
-               as the font that will be used  to  draw  normal  text.   If  no
-               double-width  font  is  found, it will improvise, by stretching
-               the normal font.  This corresponds to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:wideFont">wideFont</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-fwb" name="OPTIONS:-fwb">-fwb</a></b> <i>font</i>
-               This option specifies the font to be used for  displaying  bold
-               wide  text.  By default, it will attempt to use a font twice as
-               wide as the font that will be used to draw bold  text.   If  no
-               double-width  font  is  found, it will improvise, by stretching
-               the bold font.  This corresponds to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:wideBoldFont">wideBoldFont</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-fx" name="OPTIONS:-fx">-fx</a></b> <i>font</i>
-               This option specifies the font to be used  for  displaying  the
-               preedit string in the "OverTheSpot" input method.
-
-               See also the discussion of the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:ximFont">ximFont</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-hc" name="OPTIONS:-hc">-hc</a></b> <i>color</i>
-               (see <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-selbg">-selbg</a></b>).
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-hf" name="OPTIONS:-hf">-hf</a></b>     This  option indicates that HP function key escape codes should
-               be generated for function keys.   It  sets  the  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:hpFunctionKeys">hpFunctionKeys</a></b>
-               resource to "true".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+hf" name="OPTIONS:_hf">+hf</a></b>     This  option indicates that HP function key escape codes should
-               not be generated for function keys.  It sets the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:hpFunctionKeys">hpFunctionKeys</a></b>
-               resource to "false".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-hm" name="OPTIONS:-hm">-hm</a></b>     Tells <i>xterm</i> to use  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:highlightTextColor">highlightTextColor</a></b>  and  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:highlightColor">highlightColor</a></b>  to
-               override   the   reversed  foreground/background  colors  in  a
-               selection.  It sets the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:highlightColorMode">highlightColorMode</a></b> resource to "true".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+hm" name="OPTIONS:_hm">+hm</a></b>     Tells <i>xterm</i> not to use <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:highlightTextColor">highlightTextColor</a></b> and <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:highlightColor">highlightColor</a></b> to
-               override  the  reversed  foreground/background  colors   in   a
-               selection.  It sets the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:highlightColorMode">highlightColorMode</a></b> resource to "false".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-hold" name="OPTIONS:-hold">-hold</a></b>   Turn  on  the  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:hold">hold</a></b>  resource, i.e., <i>xterm</i> will not immediately
-               destroy its window when the shell command completes.   It  will
-               wait  until  you  use  the  window  manager to destroy/kill the
-               window, or if you use the menu  entries  that  send  a  signal,
-               e.g., HUP or KILL.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+hold" name="OPTIONS:_hold">+hold</a></b>   Turn  off  the  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:hold">hold</a></b>  resource,  i.e.,  <i>xterm</i>  will immediately
-               destroy its window when the shell command completes.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-ie" name="OPTIONS:-ie">-ie</a></b>     Turn on the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:ptyInitialErase">ptyInitialErase</a></b> resource,  i.e.,  use  the  pseudo-
-               terminal's sense of the <b><a href="http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/stty.html">stty(1)</a></b> erase value.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+ie" name="OPTIONS:_ie">+ie</a></b>     Turn off the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:ptyInitialErase">ptyInitialErase</a></b> resource, i.e., set the <i>stty</i> erase
-               value  using  the  <i>kb</i>  string  from  the  termcap  entry  as  a
-               reference, if available.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-im" name="OPTIONS:-im">-im</a></b>     Turn on the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:useInsertMode">useInsertMode</a></b> resource, which forces use of  insert
-               mode  by  adding appropriate entries to the TERMCAP environment
-               variable.  (This option is ignored  on  most  systems,  because
-               TERMCAP is not used).
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+im" name="OPTIONS:_im">+im</a></b>     Turn off the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:useInsertMode">useInsertMode</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-into" name="OPTIONS:-into">-into</a></b> <i>windowId</i>
-               Given  an  X  window  identifier  (an  integer,  which  can  be
-               hexadecimal, octal or decimal according to  whether  it  begins
-               with  "0x",  "0" or neither), <i>xterm</i> will reparent its top-level
-               shell widget to that window.   This  is  used  to  embed  <i>xterm</i>
-               within other applications.
-
-               For instance, there are scripts for Tcl/Tk and Gtk which can be
-               used  to  demonstrate  the feature.  When using Gtk, there is a
-               limitation  of  that  toolkit  which  requires   that   <i>xterm</i>'s
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowSendEvents">allowSendEvents</a></b> resource is enabled.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-itc" name="OPTIONS:-itc">-itc</a></b>    Set  the  <i>vt100</i>  resource <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorITMode">colorITMode</a></b> to "false", disabling the
-               display of characters with italic attribute as color.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+itc" name="OPTIONS:_itc">+itc</a></b>    Set the <i>vt100</i> resource  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorITMode">colorITMode</a></b>  to  "true",  enabling  the
-               display  of  characters  with  italic attribute as color rather
-               than italic.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-j" name="OPTIONS:-j">-j</a></b>      This option indicates that <i>xterm</i> should do jump scrolling.   It
-               corresponds  to  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:jumpScroll">jumpScroll</a></b>  resource.   Normally, text is
-               scrolled one line at a time; this option allows <i>xterm</i>  to  move
-               multiple  lines  at  a  time  so  that  it does not fall as far
-               behind.  Its use is strongly recommended since it  makes  <i>xterm</i>
-               much  faster  when scanning through large amounts of text.  The
-               VT100 escape sequences for enabling and disabling smooth scroll
-               as well as the <b><a href="#h3-VT-Options">VT Options</a></b> menu can be used to turn this feature
-               on or off.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+j" name="OPTIONS:_j">+j</a></b>      This option indicates that <i>xterm</i> should not do jump scrolling.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-jf" name="OPTIONS:-jf">-jf</a></b>     When doing jump-scrolling or related indexing,  e.g.,  carriage
-               returns,  <i>xterm</i>  will defer flushing screen-updates, to improve
-               speed.  This corresponds to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:fastScroll">fastScroll</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+jf" name="OPTIONS:_jf">+jf</a></b>     When doing jump-scrolling or related indexing,  e.g.,  carriage
-               returns,  <i>xterm</i>  will  not  defer  flushing  screen-updates, to
-               improve speed.  This corresponds to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:fastScroll">fastScroll</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-k8" name="OPTIONS:-k8">-k8</a></b>     This  option  sets   the   <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowC1Printable">allowC1Printable</a></b>   resource.    When
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowC1Printable">allowC1Printable</a></b>  is  set,  <i>xterm</i>  overrides  the mapping of C1
-               control characters (code 128-159) to treat them as printable.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+k8" name="OPTIONS:_k8">+k8</a></b>     This option resets the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowC1Printable">allowC1Printable</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-kt" name="OPTIONS:-kt">-kt</a></b> <i>keyboardtype</i>
-               This option sets the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:keyboardType">keyboardType</a></b>  resource.   Possible  values
-               include:  "unknown",  "default",  "legacy", "hp", "sco", "sun",
-               "tcap" and "vt220".
-
-               The value "unknown", causes the corresponding  resource  to  be
-               ignored.
-
-               The value "default", suppresses the associated resources
-
-               <b><a href="#Application-Resources:hpFunctionKeys">hpFunctionKeys</a></b>,
-               <b><a href="#Application-Resources:scoFunctionKeys">scoFunctionKeys</a></b>,
-               <b><a href="#Application-Resources:sunFunctionKeys">sunFunctionKeys</a></b>,
-               <b><a href="#Application-Resources:tcapFunctionKeys">tcapFunctionKeys</a></b>,
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:oldXtermFKeys">oldXtermFKeys</a></b> and
-               <b><a href="#Application-Resources:sunKeyboard">sunKeyboard</a></b>,
-
-               using the Sun/PC keyboard layout.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-l" name="OPTIONS:-l">-l</a></b>      Turn logging on, unless disabled by the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:logInhibit">logInhibit</a></b> resource.
-
-               Some  versions  of  <i>xterm</i>  may  have logging enabled.  However,
-               normally logging is not supported, due to security concerns  in
-               the  early  1990s.   That  was  a problem in X11R4 <i>xterm</i> (1989)
-               which was addressed by a patch to X11R5 late  in  1993.   X11R6
-               included  these  fixes.   The  older version (when running with
-               <i>root</i> privilege) would create the log file using <i>root</i> privilege.
-               The reason why <i>xterm</i> ran  with  <i>root</i>  privileges  was  to  open
-               pseudo-terminals.  Those privileges are now needed only on very
-               old  systems:  Unix98  pseudo-terminals  made  the  BSD  scheme
-               unnecessary.
-
-               Unless overridden by the <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-lf">-lf</a></b> option or the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:logFile">logFile</a></b> resource:
-
-               <b>o</b>   If the filename  is  "-",  then  logging  is  sent  to  the
-                   standard output.
-
-               <b>o</b>   Otherwise  a  filename  is  generated,  and the log file is
-                   written to the directory from which <i>xterm</i> is invoked.
-
-               <b>o</b>   The generated filename is of the form
-
-                       XtermLog.<i>XXXXXX</i>
-
-                   or
-
-                       Xterm.log.<i>hostname.yyyy.mm.dd.hh.mm.ss.XXXXXX</i>
-
-                   depending on how <i>xterm</i> was built.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+l" name="OPTIONS:_l">+l</a></b>      Turn logging off.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-lc" name="OPTIONS:-lc">-lc</a></b>     Turn on support of various encodings according  to  the  users'
-               locale  setting,  i.e.,  LC_ALL,  LC_CTYPE, or LANG environment
-               variables.  This is achieved by turning on UTF-8  mode  and  by
-               invoking  <i>luit</i>  for  conversion  between  locale  encodings and
-               UTF-8.   (<i>luit</i>  is  not  invoked  in  UTF-8   locales.)    This
-               corresponds to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:locale">locale</a></b> resource.
-
-               The  actual list of encodings which are supported is determined
-               by <i>luit</i>.  Consult the <i>luit</i> manual page for further details.
-
-               See also the discussion of the <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-u8">-u8</a></b> option which supports  UTF-8
-               locales.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+lc" name="OPTIONS:_lc">+lc</a></b>     Turn  off  support  of automatic selection of locale encodings.
-               Conventional 8bit mode or, in UTF-8 locales or with <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-u8">-u8</a></b> option,
-               UTF-8 mode will be used.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-lcc" name="OPTIONS:-lcc">-lcc</a></b> <i>path</i>
-               File name for the encoding converter from/to  locale  encodings
-               and  UTF-8  which  is  used with <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-lc">-lc</a></b> option or <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:locale">locale</a></b> resource.
-               This corresponds to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:localeFilter">localeFilter</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-leftbar" name="OPTIONS:-leftbar">-leftbar</a></b>
-               Force scrollbar to the left side of VT100 screen.  This is  the
-               default, unless you have set the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:rightScrollBar">rightScrollBar</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-lf" name="OPTIONS:-lf">-lf</a></b> <i>filename</i>
-               Specify  the log filename.  This sets the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:logFile">logFile</a></b> resource.  If
-               set to "-", <i>xterm</i> writes its log to the standard  output.   See
-               the <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-l">-l</a></b> option.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-ls" name="OPTIONS:-ls">-ls</a></b>     This  option  indicates  that  the shell that is started in the
-               <i>xterm</i> window will be a login shell (i.e., the  first  character
-               of  argv[0]  will  be  a  dash, indicating to the shell that it
-               should read the user's .login or .profile).
-
-               The <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-ls">-ls</a></b> flag and the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:loginShell">loginShell</a></b> resource are ignored if  <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-e">-e</a></b>  is
-               also  given,  because <i>xterm</i> does not know how to make the shell
-               start the given command after whatever it does  when  it  is  a
-               login  shell  - the user's shell of choice need not be a Bourne
-               shell after all.  Also,  <i>xterm -e</i>  is  supposed  to  provide  a
-               consistent  functionality  for  other applications that need to
-               start text-mode programs in a window, and  if  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:loginShell">loginShell</a></b>  were
-               not  ignored,  the  result  of  ~/.profile might interfere with
-               that.
-
-               If you do want the effect of <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-ls">-ls</a></b> and <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-e">-e</a></b> simultaneously, you may
-               get away with something like
-
-                   xterm -e /bin/bash -l -c "my command here"
-
-               Finally, <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-ls">-ls</a></b> is not completely  ignored,  because  <i>xterm -ls -e</i>
-               does  write  a  <i>wtmp</i>  entry  (if  configured to do so), whereas
-               <i>xterm -e</i> does not.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+ls" name="OPTIONS:_ls">+ls</a></b>     This option indicates that the shell that is started should not
-               be a login shell (i.e., it will be a normal "subshell").
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-maximized" name="OPTIONS:-maximized">-maximized</a></b>
-               This option indicates that <i>xterm</i> should ask the window  manager
-               to  maximize  its  layout  on startup.  This corresponds to the
-               <b><a href="#Application-Resources:maximized">maximized</a></b> resource.
-
-               Maximizing is not the reverse of iconifying; it is possible  to
-               do both with certain window managers.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+maximized" name="OPTIONS:_maximized">+maximized</a></b>
-               This  option indicates that <i>xterm</i> should ask the window manager
-               to not maximize its layout on startup.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-mb" name="OPTIONS:-mb">-mb</a></b>     This option indicates that <i>xterm</i> should ring a margin bell when
-               the user types near the right end of a line.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+mb" name="OPTIONS:_mb">+mb</a></b>     This option indicates that margin bell should not be rung.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-mc" name="OPTIONS:-mc">-mc</a></b> <i>milliseconds</i>
-               This option specifies  the  maximum  time  between  multi-click
-               selections.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-mesg" name="OPTIONS:-mesg">-mesg</a></b>   Turn  off the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:messages">messages</a></b> resource, i.e., disallow write access to
-               the terminal.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+mesg" name="OPTIONS:_mesg">+mesg</a></b>   Turn on the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:messages">messages</a></b> resource, i.e., allow write access to  the
-               terminal.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-mk_width" name="OPTIONS:-mk_width">-mk_width</a></b>
-               Set  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:mkWidth">mkWidth</a></b>  resource  to "true".  This makes <i>xterm</i> use a
-               built-in version of the wide-character width calculation.   The
-               default is "false"
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+mk_width" name="OPTIONS:_mk_width">+mk_width</a></b>
-               Reset the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:mkWidth">mkWidth</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-ms" name="OPTIONS:-ms">-ms</a></b> <i>color</i>
-               This  option  specifies  the  color  to be used for the pointer
-               cursor.  The default is to use the foreground color.  This sets
-               the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:pointerColor">pointerColor</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-nb" name="OPTIONS:-nb">-nb</a></b> <i>number</i>
-               This option specifies the number of characters from  the  right
-               end  of a line at which the margin bell, if enabled, will ring.
-               The default is "10".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-nomap" name="OPTIONS:-nomap">-nomap</a></b>  This option  disables  the  initial  <i>mapping</i>  of  the  terminal
-               window.  Mapping an X window makes it visible if it is <i>managed</i>.
-               The  default  is  "false"  because  <i>xterm</i>'s  window is normally
-               displayed on startup.
-
-               After startup, an  unmapped  <i>xterm</i>  window  can  be  mapped  by
-               identifying   its   window-id,   e.g.,   using  <a href="https://www.x.org/releases/X11R7.7/doc/man/man1/xwininfo.1.xhtml"><b>xwininfo(1)</b></a>  or
-               <a href="https://www.x.org/releases/X11R7.7/doc/man/man1/xlsclients.1.xhtml"><b>xlsclients(1)</b></a>, and  then  employing  another  program  such  as
-               <a href="https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=xdotool&amp;apropos=0&amp;sektion=1&amp;manpath=FreeBSD+8.1-RELEASE-and-Ports&amp;arch=default&amp;format=html"><b>xdotool(1)</b></a> to ask the window manager to make it visible.
-
-               If  the  <i>xterm</i>  window is visible (i.e., mapped), <i>xterm</i>'s menus
-               and actions (i.e., <b><a href="#Actions:set-visibility">set-visibility</a></b>) allow one to select  whether
-               the VT100 or Tek4014 windows should be displayed.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+nomap" name="OPTIONS:_nomap">+nomap</a></b>  This option enables the initial <i>mapping</i> of the terminal window.
-               This is the default behavior.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-nul" name="OPTIONS:-nul">-nul</a></b>    This option disables the display of underlining.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+nul" name="OPTIONS:_nul">+nul</a></b>    This option enables the display of underlining.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-pc" name="OPTIONS:-pc">-pc</a></b>     This  option  enables  the  PC-style  use  of  bold colors (see
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:boldColors">boldColors</a></b> resource).
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+pc" name="OPTIONS:_pc">+pc</a></b>     This option disables the PC-style use of bold colors.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-pf" name="OPTIONS:-pf">-pf</a></b> <i>font</i>
-               This option specifies the font to be used for the pointer.  The
-               corresponding resource name is <i>pointerFont</i>.  The resource value
-               default is <i>cursor</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-pob" name="OPTIONS:-pob">-pob</a></b>    This option indicates that the window should be raised whenever
-               a Control-G is received.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+pob" name="OPTIONS:_pob">+pob</a></b>    This option indicates that the  window  should  not  be  raised
-               whenever a Control-G is received.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-report-charclass" name="OPTIONS:-report-charclass">-report-charclass</a></b>
-               Print a report to the standard output showing information about
-               the  character-classes which can be altered using the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:charClass">charClass</a></b>
-               resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-report-colors" name="OPTIONS:-report-colors">-report-colors</a></b>
-               Print a report to the standard output showing information about
-               colors as  <i>xterm</i>  allocates  them.   This  corresponds  to  the
-               <b><a href="#Application-Resources:reportColors">reportColors</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-report-fonts" name="OPTIONS:-report-fonts">-report-fonts</a></b>
-               Print a report to the standard output showing information about
-               fonts  which  are  loaded.  This corresponds to the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:reportFonts">reportFonts</a></b>
-               resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-report-icons" name="OPTIONS:-report-icons">-report-icons</a></b>
-               Print a report to the standard output showing information about
-               pixmap-icons  which  are  loaded.   This  corresponds  to   the
-               <b><a href="#Application-Resources:reportIcons">reportIcons</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-report-xres" name="OPTIONS:-report-xres">-report-xres</a></b>
-               Print  a  report  to  the standard output showing the values of
-               boolean, numeric or string X resources  for  the  VT100  widget
-               when  initialization  is  complete.   This  corresponds  to the
-               <b><a href="#Application-Resources:reportXRes">reportXRes</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-rightbar" name="OPTIONS:-rightbar">-rightbar</a></b>
-               Force scrollbar to the right side of VT100 screen.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-rvc" name="OPTIONS:-rvc">-rvc</a></b>    This option disables the display  of  characters  with  reverse
-               attribute as color.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+rvc" name="OPTIONS:_rvc">+rvc</a></b>    This  option  enables  the  display  of characters with reverse
-               attribute as color.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-rw" name="OPTIONS:-rw">-rw</a></b>     This  option  indicates  that  reverse-wraparound   should   be
-               allowed.   This  allows the cursor to back up from the leftmost
-               column of one line to the  rightmost  column  of  the  previous
-               line.  This is very useful for editing long shell command lines
-               and  is  encouraged.  This option can be turned on and off from
-               the <b><a href="#h3-VT-Options">VT Options</a></b> menu.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+rw" name="OPTIONS:_rw">+rw</a></b>     This option indicates that  reverse-wraparound  should  not  be
-               allowed.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-s" name="OPTIONS:-s">-s</a></b>      This  option  indicates  that  <i>xterm</i> may scroll asynchronously,
-               meaning that the screen does not have to be kept completely  up
-               to  date while scrolling.  This allows <i>xterm</i> to run faster when
-               network latencies are very high and is  typically  useful  when
-               running across a very large internet or many gateways.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+s" name="OPTIONS:_s">+s</a></b>      This option indicates that <i>xterm</i> should scroll synchronously.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-samename" name="OPTIONS:-samename">-samename</a></b>
-               Does  not  send  title  and  icon name change requests when the
-               request would have no effect: the name is  not  changed.   This
-               has the advantage of preventing flicker and the disadvantage of
-               requiring  an  extra  round  trip to the server to find out the
-               previous value.  In practice this should never be a problem.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+samename" name="OPTIONS:_samename">+samename</a></b>
-               Always send title and icon name change requests.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-sb" name="OPTIONS:-sb">-sb</a></b>     This option indicates  that  some  number  of  lines  that  are
-               scrolled  off  the top of the window should be saved and that a
-               scrollbar should be  displayed  so  that  those  lines  can  be
-               viewed.   This  option  may  be  turned  on and off from the <b><a href="#h3-VT-Options">VT</a></b>
-               <b><a href="#h3-VT-Options">Options</a></b> menu.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+sb" name="OPTIONS:_sb">+sb</a></b>     This option indicates that a scrollbar should not be displayed.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-selbg" name="OPTIONS:-selbg">-selbg</a></b> <i>color</i>
-               This option specifies the color to use for  the  background  of
-               selected  text.   If not specified, reverse video is used.  See
-               the discussion of the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:highlightColor">highlightColor</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-selfg" name="OPTIONS:-selfg">-selfg</a></b> <i>color</i>
-               This option specifies the color to use for selected  text.   If
-               not  specified,  reverse  video is used.  See the discussion of
-               the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:highlightTextColor">highlightTextColor</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-sf" name="OPTIONS:-sf">-sf</a></b>     This option indicates that Sun function key escape codes should
-               be generated for function keys.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+sf" name="OPTIONS:_sf">+sf</a></b>     This option indicates that the standard escape codes should  be
-               generated for function keys.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-sh" name="OPTIONS:-sh">-sh</a></b> <i>number</i>
-               scale   line-height  values  by  the  given  number.   See  the
-               discussion of the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:scaleHeight">scaleHeight</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-si" name="OPTIONS:-si">-si</a></b>     This option indicates  that  output  to  a  window  should  not
-               automatically  reposition  the  screen  to  the  bottom  of the
-               scrolling region.  This option can be turned on  and  off  from
-               the <b><a href="#h3-VT-Options">VT Options</a></b> menu.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+si" name="OPTIONS:_si">+si</a></b>     This  option  indicates that output to a window should cause it
-               to scroll to the bottom.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-sk" name="OPTIONS:-sk">-sk</a></b>     This option indicates that  pressing  a  key  while  using  the
-               scrollbar  to  review  previous  lines of text should cause the
-               window to be repositioned automatically in the normal  position
-               at the bottom of the scroll region.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+sk" name="OPTIONS:_sk">+sk</a></b>     This  option  indicates  that  pressing  a  key while using the
-               scrollbar should not cause the window to be repositioned.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-sl" name="OPTIONS:-sl">-sl</a></b> <i>number</i>
-               This option specifies the number of lines  to  save  that  have
-               been  scrolled  off the top of the screen.  This corresponds to
-               the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:saveLines">saveLines</a></b> resource.  The default is "1024".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-sm" name="OPTIONS:-sm">-sm</a></b>     This  option,  corresponding  to   the   <b><a href="#Application-Resources:sessionMgt">sessionMgt</a></b>   resource,
-               indicates that <i>xterm</i> should set up session manager callbacks.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+sm" name="OPTIONS:_sm">+sm</a></b>     This  option  indicates  that  <i>xterm</i>  should not set up session
-               manager callbacks.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-sp" name="OPTIONS:-sp">-sp</a></b>     This option indicates that Sun/PC keyboard should  be  assumed,
-               providing  mapping  for  keypad "+" to ",", and CTRL-F1 to F13,
-               CTRL-F2 to F14, etc.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+sp" name="OPTIONS:_sp">+sp</a></b>     This option indicates that the standard escape codes should  be
-               generated for keypad and function keys.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-t" name="OPTIONS:-t">-t</a></b>      This  option  indicates  that  <i>xterm</i>  should start in Tektronix
-               mode, rather than in VT<i>xxx</i> mode.   Switching  between  the  two
-               windows is done using the "Options" menus.
-
-               Terminal  database  (<i>terminfo</i>  (5) or <i>termcap</i> (5)) entries that
-               work with <i>xterm</i> are:
-
-               "tek4014",
-               "tek4015",
-               "tek4012",
-               "tek4013",
-               "tek4010", and
-               "dumb".
-
-               <i>Xterm</i> automatically searches  the  terminal  database  in  this
-               order  for these entries and then sets the "TERM" variable (and
-               the "TERMCAP" environment variable, if relevant).
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+t" name="OPTIONS:_t">+t</a></b>      This option indicates that <i>xterm</i> should start in VT<i>xxx</i> mode.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-tb" name="OPTIONS:-tb">-tb</a></b>     This option, corresponding to the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:toolBar">toolBar</a></b>  resource,  indicates
-               that  <i>xterm</i> should display a toolbar (or menubar) at the top of
-               its window.  The buttons in the toolbar correspond to the popup
-               menus, e.g., control/left/mouse for <b><a href="#h3-Main-Options">Main Options</a></b>.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+tb" name="OPTIONS:_tb">+tb</a></b>     This option indicates that <i>xterm</i> should not set up a toolbar.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-ti" name="OPTIONS:-ti">-ti</a></b> <i>term_id</i>
-               Specify the name used by <i>xterm</i> to select the  correct  response
-               to terminal ID queries.  It also specifies the emulation level,
-               used  to  determine  the  type  of  response  to  a  DA control
-               sequence.  Valid values  include  vt52,  vt100,  vt101,  vt102,
-               vt220,  and  vt240  (the  "vt"  is  optional).   The default is
-               "vt420".  The <i>term_id</i> argument specifies  the  terminal  ID  to
-               use.  (This is the same as the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:decTerminalID">decTerminalID</a></b> resource).
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-tm" name="OPTIONS:-tm">-tm</a></b> <i>string</i>
-               This  option  specifies  a  series of terminal setting keywords
-               followed by the  characters  that  should  be  bound  to  those
-               functions,  similar  to  the <b><a href="http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/stty.html">stty(1)</a></b> program.  The keywords and
-               their values are described in detail in the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:ttyModes">ttyModes</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-tn" name="OPTIONS:-tn">-tn</a></b> <i>name</i>
-               This option specifies the name of the terminal type to  be  set
-               in  the  TERM  environment  variable.   It  corresponds  to the
-               <b><a href="#Application-Resources:termName">termName</a></b> resource.   This  terminal  type  must  exist  in  the
-               terminal  database (termcap or terminfo, depending on how <i>xterm</i>
-               is built) and should have <i>li#</i> and <i>co#</i> entries.  If the terminal
-               type is not  found,  <i>xterm</i>  uses  the  built-in  list  "xterm",
-               "vt102", etc.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-u8" name="OPTIONS:-u8">-u8</a></b>     This  option  sets  the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8">utf8</a></b> resource.  When <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8">utf8</a></b> is set, <i>xterm</i>
-               interprets incoming data as UTF-8.   This  sets  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:wideChars">wideChars</a></b>
-               resource  as  a  side-effect,  but  the  UTF-8 mode set by this
-               option prevents it from being turned off.   If  you  must  turn
-               UTF-8   encoding  on  and  off,  use  the  <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-wc">-wc</a></b>  option  or  the
-               corresponding <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:wideChars">wideChars</a></b> resource, rather than the <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-u8">-u8</a></b> option.
-
-               This option and the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8">utf8</a></b> resource are overridden by the <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-lc">-lc</a></b> and
-               <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-en">-en</a></b> options and <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:locale">locale</a></b> resource.  That is, if  <i>xterm</i>  has  been
-               compiled  to  support  <i>luit</i>,  and  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:locale">locale</a></b>  resource is not
-               "false" this option is ignored.  We  recommend  using  the  <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-lc">-lc</a></b>
-               option  or  the  "<b>locale:</b> <b>true</b>"  resource in UTF-8 locales when
-               your operating system supports locale, or <b>-en UTF-8</b>  option  or
-               the  "<b>locale:</b> <b>UTF-8</b>"  resource  when your operating system does
-               not support locale.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+u8" name="OPTIONS:_u8">+u8</a></b>     This option resets the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8">utf8</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-uc" name="OPTIONS:-uc">-uc</a></b>     This option, corresponding  to  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorUnderLine">cursorUnderLine</a></b>  resource,
-               makes the cursor underlined instead of a box.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+uc" name="OPTIONS:_uc">+uc</a></b>     This  option  m, corresponding to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorUnderLine">cursorUnderLine</a></b> resource,
-               makes the cursor a box instead of underlined.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-ulc" name="OPTIONS:-ulc">-ulc</a></b>    This option disables the display of characters  with  underline
-               attribute as color rather than with underlining.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+ulc" name="OPTIONS:_ulc">+ulc</a></b>    This  option  enables  the display of characters with underline
-               attribute as color rather than with underlining.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-ulit" name="OPTIONS:-ulit">-ulit</a></b>   This  option,  corresponding  to  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:italicULMode">italicULMode</a></b>   resource,
-               disables  the display of characters with underline attribute as
-               italics rather than with underlining.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+ulit" name="OPTIONS:_ulit">+ulit</a></b>   This  option,  corresponding  to  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:italicULMode">italicULMode</a></b>   resource,
-               enables  the  display of characters with underline attribute as
-               italics rather than with underlining.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-ut" name="OPTIONS:-ut">-ut</a></b>     This option indicates that <i>xterm</i> should not write a record into
-               the system <i>utmp</i> log file.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+ut" name="OPTIONS:_ut">+ut</a></b>     This option indicates that <i>xterm</i> should write a record into the
-               system <i>utmp</i> log file.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-vb" name="OPTIONS:-vb">-vb</a></b>     This option indicates that a visual bell is preferred  over  an
-               audible  one.   Instead of ringing the terminal bell whenever a
-               Control-G is received, the window will be flashed.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+vb" name="OPTIONS:_vb">+vb</a></b>     This option indicates that a visual bell should not be used.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-wc" name="OPTIONS:-wc">-wc</a></b>     This option sets the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:wideChars">wideChars</a></b> resource.
-
-               When <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:wideChars">wideChars</a></b> is set, <i>xterm</i> maintains internal structures  for
-               16-bit  characters.   If <i>xterm</i> is not started in UTF-8 mode (or
-               if this resource is not  set),  initially  it  maintains  those
-               structures  to  support  8-bit  characters.  <i>Xterm</i> can later be
-               switched, using a menu entry or control sequence, causing it to
-               reallocate those structures to support 16-bit characters.
-
-               The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+wc" name="OPTIONS:_wc">+wc</a></b>     This option resets the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:wideChars">wideChars</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-wf" name="OPTIONS:-wf">-wf</a></b>     This option indicates that <i>xterm</i> should wait for the window  to
-               be mapped the first time before starting the subprocess so that
-               the  initial  terminal  size settings and environment variables
-               are correct.  It is the application's responsibility  to  catch
-               subsequent terminal size changes.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:+wf" name="OPTIONS:_wf">+wf</a></b>     This  option  indicates  that  <i>xterm</i>  should  not  wait  before
-               starting the subprocess.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-ziconbeep" name="OPTIONS:-ziconbeep">-ziconbeep</a></b> <i>percent</i>
-               Same as <b><a href="#Application-Resources:zIconBeep">zIconBeep</a></b> resource.  If  percent  is  non-zero,  xterms
-               that  produce  output while iconified will cause an XBell sound
-               at the given volume and have  "***"  prepended  to  their  icon
-               titles.    Most   window   managers  will  detect  this  change
-               immediately, showing you  which  window  has  the  output.   (A
-               similar feature was in x10 <i>xterm</i>.)
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-C" name="OPTIONS:-C">-C</a></b>      This  option  indicates that this window should receive console
-               output.  This is not  supported  on  all  systems.   To  obtain
-               console  output,  you  must be the owner of the console device,
-               and you must have read and write permission for it.  If you are
-               running X under <i>xdm</i> on the console screen you may need to  have
-               the  session  startup  and reset programs explicitly change the
-               ownership of the console device in order to get this option  to
-               work.
-
-       <b><a title="OPTIONS:-S" name="OPTIONS:-S">-S</a></b><i>ccn</i>   This  option  allows  <i>xterm</i>  to  be used as an input and output
-               channel for an  existing  program  and  is  sometimes  used  in
-               specialized  applications.  The option value specifies the last
-               few letters of the name of a pseudo-terminal to  use  in  slave
-               mode, plus the number of the inherited file descriptor.  If the
-               option  contains  a "/" character, that delimits the characters
-               used for the pseudo-terminal name  from  the  file  descriptor.
-               Otherwise,  exactly two characters are used from the option for
-               the pseudo-terminal name, the remainder is the file descriptor.
-               Examples (the first two are  equivalent  since  the  descriptor
-               follows the last "/"):
-
-                   -S/dev/pts/123/45
-                   -S123/45
-                   -Sab34
-
-               Note that <i>xterm</i> does not close any file descriptor which it did
-               not  open for its own use.  It is possible (though probably not
-               portable) to have an application  which  passes  an  open  file
-               descriptor  down  to  <i>xterm</i>  past  the initialization or the <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-S">-S</a></b>
-               option to a process running in the <i>xterm</i>.
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Old-Options" id="h3-Old-Options">Old Options</a></h3>
-<pre>       The following command line arguments  are  provided  for  compatibility
-       with  older versions.  They may not be supported in the next release as
-       the <i>X Toolkit</i> provides standard options that accomplish the same task.
-
-       <a title="Old Options:%" name="Old-Options:percent."><b>%</b><i>geom</i></a>   This option specifies the preferred size and  position  of  the
-               Tektronix   window.    It   is  shorthand  for  specifying  the
-               "<b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:tekGeometry">tekGeometry</a></b>" resource.
-
-       <a title="Old Options:#" name="Old-Options:pound."><b>#</b><i>geom</i></a>   This option  specifies  the  preferred  position  of  the  icon
-               window.   It  is  shorthand  for  specifying the "<b><a href="#Application-Resources:iconGeometry">iconGeometry</a></b>"
-               resource.
-
-       <b><a title="Old Options:-T" name="Old-Options:-T">-T</a></b> <i>string</i>
-               This option specifies the title for  <i>xterm</i>'s  windows.   It  is
-               equivalent to <b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-title">-title</a></b>.
-
-       <b><a title="Old Options:-n" name="Old-Options:-n">-n</a></b> <i>string</i>
-               This option specifies the icon name for <i>xterm</i>'s windows.  It is
-               shorthand  for  specifying  the "<b><a href="#Application-Resources:iconName">iconName</a></b>" resource.  Note that
-               this is not the  same  as  the  <i>X Toolkit</i>  option  <b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-name">-name</a></b>.   The
-               default icon name is the application name.
-
-               If  no  suitable  icon  is  found, <i>xterm</i> provides a compiled-in
-               pixmap.
-
-               <i>X Toolkit</i> sets the <b><a href="#Properties-set-by-X-Toolkit:WM_ICON_NAME">WM_ICON_NAME</a></b> property using this value.
-
-       <b><a title="Old Options:-r" name="Old-Options:-r">-r</a></b>      This option indicates that reverse video should be simulated by
-               swapping  the  foreground  and  background   colors.    It   is
-               equivalent to <b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-rv">-rv</a></b>.
-
-       <b><a title="Old Options:-w" name="Old-Options:-w">-w</a></b> <i>number</i>
-               This  option  specifies  the  width  in  pixels  of  the border
-               surrounding the window.  It is equivalent  to  <b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-borderwidth">-borderwidth</a></b>  or
-               <b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-bw">-bw</a></b>.
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-X-Toolkit-Options" id="h3-X-Toolkit-Options">X Toolkit Options</a></h3>
-<pre>       The  following  standard  <i>X Toolkit</i> command line arguments are commonly
-       used with <i>xterm</i>:
-
-       <b><a title="X Toolkit Options:-bd" name="X-Toolkit-Options:-bd">-bd</a></b> <i>color</i>
-               This option specifies the color to use for the  border  of  the
-               window.  The corresponding resource name is <b>borderColor</b>.  <i>Xterm</i>
-               uses the <i>X Toolkit</i> default, which is "XtDefaultForeground".
-
-               <i>Xterm</i>'s   VT100  window  has  two  borders:  the  <i>inner</i>  border
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:internalBorder">internalBorder</a></b> and the <i>outer</i> border <b>borderWidth</b>, managed by the
-               <i>X Toolkit</i>.
-
-               Normally <i>xterm</i> fills the inner border using the VT100  window's
-               background color.  If the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorInnerBorder">colorInnerBorder</a></b> resource is enabled,
-               then  <i>xterm</i>  may  fill  the  inner border using the <b>borderColor</b>
-               resource.
-
-       <b><a title="X Toolkit Options:-bg" name="X-Toolkit-Options:-bg">-bg</a></b> <i>color</i>
-               This option specifies the color to use for  the  background  of
-               the  window.   The  corresponding  resource name is <i>background</i>.
-               The default is "XtDefaultBackground".
-
-       <b><a title="X Toolkit Options:-bw" name="X-Toolkit-Options:-bw">-bw</a></b> <i>number</i>
-               This option  specifies  the  width  in  pixels  of  the  border
-               surrounding the window.
-
-               This  appears  to be a legacy of older X releases.  It sets the
-               <b>borderWidth</b> resource of  the  shell  widget,  and  may  provide
-               advice  to  your  window  manager  to  set the thickness of the
-               window  frame.   Most  window  managers   do   not   use   this
-               information.   See  the  <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-b">-b</a></b>  option,  which  controls the inner
-               border of the <i>xterm</i> window.
-
-       <b><a title="X Toolkit Options:-display" name="X-Toolkit-Options:-display">-display</a></b> <i>display</i>
-               This option specifies the X server to contact; see <a href="https://www.x.org/releases/X11R7.7/doc/man/man7/X.7.xhtml"><b>X(7)</b></a>.
-
-       <b><a title="X Toolkit Options:-fg" name="X-Toolkit-Options:-fg">-fg</a></b> <i>color</i>
-               This option specifies the color to  use  for  displaying  text.
-               The  corresponding resource name is <i>foreground</i>.  The default is
-               "XtDefaultForeground".
-
-       <b><a title="X Toolkit Options:-fn" name="X-Toolkit-Options:-fn">-fn</a></b> <i>font</i>
-               This option specifies the font to be used for displaying normal
-               text.  The corresponding resource name is <i>font</i>.   The  resource
-               value default is <i>fixed</i>.
-
-               <i>Xterm</i>'s <b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-fn">-fn</a></b> option accepts a comma-separated list like <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-fa">-fa</a></b>, for
-               the  VT100  widget, using the first bitmap font (and discarding
-               additional  fonts).   However,  other  widgets  (such  as   the
-               toolbar) will be confused by this and give a warning.
-
-       <b><a title="X Toolkit Options:-font" name="X-Toolkit-Options:-font">-font</a></b> <i>font</i>
-               This is the same as <b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-fn">-fn</a></b>.
-
-       <b><a title="X Toolkit Options:-geometry" name="X-Toolkit-Options:-geometry">-geometry</a></b> <i>geometry</i>
-               This  option  specifies  the preferred size and position of the
-               VT<i>xxx</i> window; see <a href="https://www.x.org/releases/X11R7.7/doc/man/man7/X.7.xhtml"><b>X(7)</b></a>.
-
-               The normal  geometry  specification  can  be  suffixed  with  <b>@</b>
-               followed by a Xinerama screen specification; it can be either <b>g</b>
-               for  the global screen (default), <b>c</b> for the current screen or a
-               screen number.
-
-       <b><a title="X Toolkit Options:-iconic" name="X-Toolkit-Options:-iconic">-iconic</a></b>
-               This option indicates that <i>xterm</i> should ask the window  manager
-               to  start  it as an icon rather than as the normal window.  The
-               corresponding resource name is <i>iconic</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="X Toolkit Options:-name" name="X-Toolkit-Options:-name">-name</a></b> <i>name</i>
-               This  option  specifies  the  application  name   under   which
-               resources   are   to  be  obtained,  rather  than  the  default
-               executable file name.  <i>Name</i>  should  not  contain  "."  or  "*"
-               characters.
-
-       <b><a title="X Toolkit Options:-rv" name="X-Toolkit-Options:-rv">-rv</a></b>     This option indicates that reverse video should be simulated by
-               swapping   the   foreground   and   background   colors.    The
-               corresponding resource name is <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:reverseVideo">reverseVideo</a></b>.
-
-       <b><a title="X Toolkit Options:+rv" name="X-Toolkit-Options:_rv">+rv</a></b>     Disable the simulation of reverse video by swapping  foreground
-               and background colors.
-
-       <b><a title="X Toolkit Options:-title" name="X-Toolkit-Options:-title">-title</a></b> <i>string</i>
-               This  option  specifies  the  window title string, which may be
-               displayed by window managers if the user  so  chooses.   It  is
-               shorthand  for  specifying  the  "<b><a href="#Application-Resources:title">title</a></b>" resource.  The default
-               title is the command line specified after  the  <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-e">-e</a></b>  option,  if
-               any, otherwise the application name.
-
-               <i>X Toolkit</i> sets the <b><a href="#Properties-set-by-X-Toolkit:WM_NAME">WM_NAME</a></b> property using this value.
-
-       <b><a title="X Toolkit Options:-xrm" name="X-Toolkit-Options:-xrm">-xrm</a></b> <i>resourcestring</i>
-               This  option  specifies  a resource string to be used.  This is
-               especially useful  for  setting  resources  that  do  not  have
-               separate command line options.
-
-       <i>X Toolkit</i> accepts alternate names for a few of these options, e.g.,
-
-       <b><a title="X Toolkit Options:-background" name="X-Toolkit-Options:-background">-background</a></b>
-              for "<b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-bg">-bg</a></b>"
-
-       <b><a title="X Toolkit Options:-bordercolor" name="X-Toolkit-Options:-bordercolor">-bordercolor</a></b>
-              for "<b><a href="#OPTIONS:-bc">-bc</a></b>"
-
-       <b><a title="X Toolkit Options:-borderwidth" name="X-Toolkit-Options:-borderwidth">-borderwidth</a></b>
-              for "<b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-bw">-bw</a></b>"
-
-       <b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-font">-font</a></b>
-              for "<b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-fn">-fn</a></b>"
-
-       <b><a title="X Toolkit Options:-foreground" name="X-Toolkit-Options:-foreground">-foreground</a></b>
-              for "<b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-fg">-fg</a></b>"
-
-       <b><a title="X Toolkit Options:-reverse" name="X-Toolkit-Options:-reverse">-reverse</a></b>
-              for "<b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-rv">-rv</a></b>"
-
-       Abbreviated options also are supported, e.g., "<b>-v</b>" for "<b><a href="#OPTIONS:-version">-version</a></b>."
-
-</pre>
-<h2><a name="h2-RESOURCE-CONVERTERS" id="h2-RESOURCE-CONVERTERS">RESOURCE CONVERTERS</a></h2>
-<pre>       <i>Xterm</i> understands all of the core <i>X Toolkit</i> resource names and classes.
-       It  also  uses  the <i>X Toolkit</i> resource types (such as booleans, colors,
-       fonts, integers, and strings) along with their  respective  converters.
-       Those resource types are not always sufficient:
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Extended-Booleans" id="h3-Extended-Booleans">Extended Booleans</a></h3>
-<pre>       <i>X Toolkit</i> boolean resources are useful, but having more than two values
-       helps   with  configurability.   <i>Xterm</i>  extends  a  (normally)  boolean
-       resource value by checking for additional values in several cases:
-
-           <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:activeIcon">activeIcon</a></b>, <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cdXtraScroll">cdXtraScroll</a></b>, <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorBlink">cursorBlink</a></b>, <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:eightBitMeta">eightBitMeta</a></b>, <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:renderFont">renderFont</a></b>,
-           <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:shiftEscape">shiftEscape</a></b>, <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:tiXtraScroll">tiXtraScroll</a></b>, <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8">utf8</a></b>, <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8Fonts">utf8Fonts</a></b>, and <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8Title">utf8Title</a></b>
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Comma-separated-Lists" id="h3-Comma-separated-Lists">Comma-separated Lists</a></h3>
-<pre>       <i>Xterm</i> uses comma-separated lists for  certain  resources  which  denote
-       features to enable or disable:
-
-           <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorEvents">colorEvents</a></b>, <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:disallowedColorOps">disallowedColorOps</a></b>, <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:disallowedFontOps">disallowedFontOps</a></b>,
-           <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:disallowedMouseOps">disallowedMouseOps</a></b>, <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:disallowedPasteControls">disallowedPasteControls</a></b>, <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:disallowedTcapOps">disallowedTcapOps</a></b>, and
-           <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:disallowedWindowOps">disallowedWindowOps</a></b>
-
-       <i>X Toolkit</i> resource types do not include lists.  <i>Xterm</i> uses a string for
-       the resource, and parses it.
-
-       <b>o</b>   The items in these lists are the features to enable or disable.
-
-       <b>o</b>   List items are names (or decimal integers for <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:disallowedWindowOps">disallowedWindowOps</a></b>).
-
-       <b>o</b>   List  items are matched ignoring case.  <i>Xterm</i> also allows wildcards
-           in names, i.e., "*" and i.e., "?" as in shell scripts.
-
-       <b>o</b>   Each item can be prefixed with "<b>~</b>" (tilde)  to  indicate  that  the
-           feature should be disabled rather than enabled.
-
-       <i>Xterm</i>  also uses comma-separated lists for a few other resources to set
-       up tables.  These match names ignoring case, and can be abbreviated but
-       do not support wildcards:
-
-           <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:eightBitSelectTypes">eightBitSelectTypes</a></b>, <b><a href="#Application-Resources:omitTranslation">omitTranslation</a></b>, and <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8SelectTypes">utf8SelectTypes</a></b>
-
-       Finally, these resources are comma-separated lists of data:
-
-           <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:charClass">charClass</a></b>, <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceNameDoublesize">faceNameDoublesize</a></b>, <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceName">faceName</a></b>, and <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:font">font</a></b>
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Deferred-resources" id="h3-Deferred-resources">Deferred resources</a></h3>
-<pre>       <i>Xterm</i> may defer processing a resource until it is needed.  For example,
-       <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:font2">font2</a></b> through <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:font7">font7</a></b> are loaded as needed, to start faster.  Again,  the
-       actual resource type is a string, parsed and used when needed.
-
-</pre>
-<h2><a name="h2-RESOURCES" id="h2-RESOURCES">RESOURCES</a></h2>
-<pre>       Application specific resources (e.g., "<b>XTerm.</b><i>NAME</i>") follow.
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Application-Resources" id="h3-Application-Resources">Application Resources</a></h3>
-<pre>       <b><a title="Application Resources:backarrowKeyIsErase" name="Application-Resources:backarrowKeyIsErase">backarrowKeyIsErase</a></b> (class <b>BackarrowKeyIsErase</b>)
-               Tie   the  VT<i>xxx</i>  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:backarrowKey">backarrowKey</a></b>  and  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:ptyInitialErase">ptyInitialErase</a></b>  resources
-               together by setting the DECBKM state according to  whether  the
-               <i>initial  erase</i>  character  is  a  backspace (8) or delete (127)
-               character.  A "false" value disables this feature.  The default
-               is "False".
-
-               Here are tables showing how the initial settings for
-
-               <b>o</b>   <b><a href="#Application-Resources:backarrowKeyIsErase">backarrowKeyIsErase</a></b> (BKIE),
-
-               <b>o</b>   <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:backarrowKey">backarrowKey</a></b> (BK), and
-
-               <b>o</b>   <b><a href="#Application-Resources:ptyInitialErase">ptyInitialErase</a></b> (PIE), along with the
-
-               <b>o</b>   <i>stty</i> erase character (^H for backspace, ^? for delete)
-
-               will affect DECBKM.  First, <i>xterm</i>  obtains  the  initial  <i>erase</i>
-               character:
-
-               <b>o</b>   <i>xterm</i>'s internal value is ^H
-
-               <b>o</b>   <i>xterm</i> asks the operating system for the value which <b><a href="http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/stty.html">stty(1)</a></b>
-                   shows
-
-               <b>o</b>   the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:ttyModes">ttyModes</a></b> resource may override <i>erase</i>
-
-               <b>o</b>   if  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:ptyInitialErase">ptyInitialErase</a></b>  is  false,  <i>xterm</i>  will  look  in  the
-                   terminal database
-
-               Summarizing that as a table:
-
-               <b>PIE     stty   termcap</b>   <i>erase</i>
-               -------------------------------
-               false    ^H      ^H       ^H
-               false    ^H      ^?       ^?
-               false    ^?      ^H       ^H
-               false    ^?      ^?       ^?
-               true     ^H      ^H       ^H
-               true     ^H      ^?       ^H
-               true     ^?      ^H       ^?
-               true     ^?      ^?       ^?
-
-               Using that <i>erase</i> character, <i>xterm</i> allows further choices:
-
-               <b>o</b>   if  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:backarrowKeyIsErase">backarrowKeyIsErase</a></b>  is  true,  <i>xterm</i>  uses  the  <i>erase</i>
-                   character for the initial state of <b>DECBKM</b>
-
-               <b>o</b>   if  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:backarrowKeyIsErase">backarrowKeyIsErase</a></b>  is  false,  <i>xterm</i> sets <b>DECBKM</b> to 2
-                   (internal).   This  ties  together  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:backarrowKey">backarrowKey</a></b>  and   the
-                   control sequence for <b>DECBKM</b>.
-
-               <b>o</b>   applications  can  send  a  control  sequence  to set/reset
-                   <b>DECBKM</b> control set
-
-               <b>o</b>   the "Backarrow Key (BS/DEL)" menu entry toggles <b>DECBKM</b>
-
-               Summarizing the initialization details:
-
-               <i>erase</i>   <b>BKIE    BK      DECBKM</b>   <i>result</i>
-               ----------------------------------------
-                ^?     false   false     2        ^H
-                ^?     false   true      2        ^?
-                ^?     true    false     0        ^?
-                ^?     true    true      1        ^?
-                ^H     false   false     2        ^H
-                ^H     false   true      2        ^?
-                ^H     true    false     0        ^H
-                ^H     true    true      1        ^H
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:buffered" name="Application-Resources:buffered">buffered</a></b> (class <b>Buffered</b>)
-               Normally <i>xterm</i>  is  built  with  double-buffer  support.   This
-               resource  can  be  used  to  turn  it  on  or off.  Setting the
-               resource to "true"  turns  double-buffering  on.   The  default
-               value is "False".
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:bufferedFPS" name="Application-Resources:bufferedFPS">bufferedFPS</a></b> (class <b>BufferedFPS</b>)
-               When  <i>xterm</i> is built with double-buffer support, this gives the
-               maximum number of frames/second.  The default is  "40"  and  is
-               limited to the range 1 through 100.
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:cursorTheme" name="Application-Resources:cursorTheme">cursorTheme</a></b> (class <b>CursorTheme</b>)
-               The  <a href="/xterm/xcursor/xcursor.html"><b>Xcursor(7)</b></a>  library  provides  a way to change the pointer
-               shape and size.  The X11 library uses this  library  to  extend
-               the  font-  and glyph-cursor calls used by applications such as
-               <i>xterm</i>  to substitute external files  for  the  built-in  "core"
-               cursors provided by X.
-
-               <i>Xterm</i>  uses  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:pointerShape">pointerShape</a></b>  resource to select the X cursor
-               shape.  Most of the available sets of cursor themes provide  an
-               incomplete  set  of "core" cursors (while possibly adding other
-               cursors).  Because  of  this  limitation,  <i>xterm</i>  disables  the
-               feature by default.
-
-               The  cursor  theme  feature can be useful because X cursors are
-               not scalable and on a high-resolution display, the cursors  are
-               hard to find.  Some of the cursor themes include larger cursors
-               to work around this limitation:
-
-               <b>o</b>   The default core cursors are 8x8 pixels;
-
-               <b>o</b>   Some cursor themes include cursors up to the X server limit
-                   of 64x64 pixels.
-
-               The   default   value   is  "none".   Other  values  (including
-               "default") are passed to the Xcursor library to select a cursor
-               theme, by setting the <b><a href="#System-Dependent:XCURSOR_THEME">XCURSOR_THEME</a></b> environment variable.
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:fullscreen" name="Application-Resources:fullscreen">fullscreen</a></b> (class <b>Fullscreen</b>)
-               Specifies whether or not <i>xterm</i> should ask the window manager to
-               use a fullscreen layout on startup.   <i>Xterm</i>  accepts  either  a
-               keyword (ignoring case) or the number shown in parentheses:
-
-               false (0)
-                  Fullscreen  layout  is  not used initially, but may be later
-                  via menu-selection or control sequence.
-
-               true (1)
-                  Fullscreen layout is used initially,  but  may  be  disabled
-                  later via menu-selection or control sequence.
-
-               always (2)
-                  Fullscreen  layout is used initially, and cannot be disabled
-                  later via menu-selection or control sequence.
-
-               never (3)
-                  Fullscreen layout is not used, and cannot be  enabled  later
-                  via menu-selection or control sequence.
-
-               The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:hold" name="Application-Resources:hold">hold</a></b> (class <b>Hold</b>)
-               If true, <i>xterm</i> will not immediately destroy its window when the
-               shell command completes.  It will wait until you use the window
-               manager  to  destroy/kill  the  window,  or if you use the menu
-               entries that send a signal, e.g., HUP or KILL.  You may  scroll
-               back,  select text, etc., to perform most graphical operations.
-               Resizing the  display  will  lose  data,  however,  since  this
-               involves interaction with the shell which is no longer running.
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:hpFunctionKeys" name="Application-Resources:hpFunctionKeys">hpFunctionKeys</a></b> (class <b>HpFunctionKeys</b>)
-               Specifies whether or not HP function key escape codes should be
-               generated  for  function  keys.   The default is "false", i.e.,
-               this feature is disabled.
-
-               The  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:keyboardType">keyboardType</a></b>  resource  is  the  preferred  mechanism  for
-               selecting this mode.
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:iconGeometry" name="Application-Resources:iconGeometry">iconGeometry</a></b> (class <b>IconGeometry</b>)
-               Specifies  the  preferred  size and position of the application
-               when iconified.  It is not necessarily  obeyed  by  all  window
-               managers.
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:iconHint" name="Application-Resources:iconHint">iconHint</a></b> (class <b>IconHint</b>)
-               Specifies  an  icon  which  will be added to the window manager
-               hints.  <i>Xterm</i> provides no default value.
-
-               Set this resource to "none" to omit the  hint  entirely,  using
-               whatever the window manager may decide.
-
-               If the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:iconHint">iconHint</a></b> resource is given (or is set via the <b><a href="#Old-Options:-n">-n</a></b> option)
-               <i>xterm</i> searches for a pixmap file with that name, in the current
-               directory  as  well  as in /usr/share/pixmaps.  if the resource
-               does not specify an absolute pathname.   In  each  case,  <i>xterm</i>
-               adds  "_48x48"  and/or  ".xpm"  to  the  filename  after trying
-               without those suffixes.  If it is able to load the file,  <i>xterm</i>
-               sets  the  window  manager  hint  for  the  icon-pixmap.  These
-               pixmaps are distributed  with  <i>xterm</i>,  and  can  optionally  be
-               compiled-in:
-
-               <b>o</b>   mini.xterm_16x16, mini.xterm_32x32, mini.xterm_48x48
-
-               <b>o</b>   filled-xterm_16x16, filled-xterm_32x32, filled-xterm_48x48
-
-               <b>o</b>   xterm_16x16, xterm_32x32, xterm_48x48
-
-               <b>o</b>   xterm-color_16x16, xterm-color_32x32, xterm-color_48x48
-
-               In  either  case, <i>xterm</i> allows for adding a "_48x48" to specify
-               the largest of the pixmaps as a default.  That is, "mini.xterm"
-               is the same as "mini.xterm_48x48".
-
-               If no explicit <b><a href="#Application-Resources:iconHint">iconHint</a></b> resource is given (or if  none  of  the
-               compiled-in  names  matches), <i>xterm</i> uses "mini.xterm" (which is
-               always compiled-in).
-
-               The  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:iconHint">iconHint</a></b>  resource  has  no  effect  on  "desktop"  files,
-               including  "panel"  and  "menu".  Those are typically set via a
-               ".desktop" file; <i>xterm</i> provides samples  for  itself  (and  the
-               <i>uxterm</i>   script).   The  more  capable  desktop  systems  allow
-               changing the icon on a per-user basis.
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:iconName" name="Application-Resources:iconName">iconName</a></b> (class <b>IconName</b>)
-               Specifies a label for <i>xterm</i> when iconified.  <i>Xterm</i> provides  no
-               default  value; some window managers may assume the application
-               name, e.g., "xterm".
-
-               Setting the  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:iconName">iconName</a></b>  resource  sets  the  icon  label  unless
-               overridden  by  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:zIconBeep">zIconBeep</a></b> or the control sequences which change
-               the window and icon labels.
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:keyboardType" name="Application-Resources:keyboardType">keyboardType</a></b> (class <b>KeyboardType</b>)
-               Enables one (or none) of the various  keyboard-type  resources:
-               <b><a href="#Application-Resources:hpFunctionKeys">hpFunctionKeys</a></b>,        <b><a href="#Application-Resources:scoFunctionKeys">scoFunctionKeys</a></b>,        <b><a href="#Application-Resources:sunFunctionKeys">sunFunctionKeys</a></b>,
-               <b><a href="#Application-Resources:tcapFunctionKeys">tcapFunctionKeys</a></b>, <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:oldXtermFKeys">oldXtermFKeys</a></b> and <b><a href="#Application-Resources:sunKeyboard">sunKeyboard</a></b>.
-
-               The resource's value should be one of the corresponding strings
-               "hp", "sco", "sun", "tcap", "legacy" or "vt220", respectively.
-
-               The individual resources are provided for legacy support;  this
-               resource  is simpler to use.  <i>Xterm</i> will use only one keyboard-
-               type, but if multiple resources are set, it warns and uses  the
-               last one it checks.
-
-               The   default  is  "unknown",  i.e.,  none  of  the  associated
-               resources are set via this resource.
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:maxBufSize" name="Application-Resources:maxBufSize">maxBufSize</a></b> (class <b>MaxBufSize</b>)
-               Specify the maximum size of the input buffer.  The  default  is
-               "32768".   You  cannot  set  this  to  a  value  less  than the
-               <b><a href="#Application-Resources:minBufSize">minBufSize</a></b> resource.  It will be increased as  needed  to  make
-               that value evenly divide this one.
-
-               On  some  systems  you  may want to increase one or both of the
-               <b><a href="#Application-Resources:maxBufSize">maxBufSize</a></b> and <b><a href="#Application-Resources:minBufSize">minBufSize</a></b> resource  values  to  achieve  better
-               performance  if  the  operating  system  prefers  larger buffer
-               sizes.
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:maximized" name="Application-Resources:maximized">maximized</a></b> (class <b>Maximized</b>)
-               Specifies whether or not <i>xterm</i> should ask the window manager to
-               maximize its layout on startup.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:menuHeight" name="Application-Resources:menuHeight">menuHeight</a></b> (class <b>MenuHeight</b>)
-               Specifies the height of the toolbar, which may be increased  by
-               the  <i>X Toolkit</i>  Layout widget depending upon the fontsize used.
-               The default is "25".
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:menuLocale" name="Application-Resources:menuLocale">menuLocale</a></b> (class <b>MenuLocale</b>)
-               Specify the locale used  for  character-set  computations  when
-               loading  the  popup  menus.  Use this to improve initialization
-               performance  of  the  <i>Athena</i>  popup  menus,  which   may   load
-               unnecessary  (and  very  large) fonts, e.g., in a locale having
-               UTF-8 encoding.  The default is "C" (POSIX).
-
-               To use the current locale (only useful if  you  have  localized
-               the  resource  settings for the menu entries), set the resource
-               to an empty string.
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:messages" name="Application-Resources:messages">messages</a></b> (class <b>Messages</b>)
-               Specifies whether write  access  to  the  terminal  is  allowed
-               initially.  See <a href="https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=mesg&amp;apropos=0&amp;sektion=1&amp;manpath=SunOS+4.1.3&amp;arch=default&amp;format=html"><b>mesg(1)</b></a>.  The default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:minBufSize" name="Application-Resources:minBufSize">minBufSize</a></b> (class <b>MinBufSize</b>)
-               Specify  the minimum size of the input buffer, i.e., the amount
-               of data that <i>xterm</i> requests  on  each  read.   The  default  is
-               "4096".  You cannot set this to a value less than 64.
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:omitTranslation" name="Application-Resources:omitTranslation">omitTranslation</a></b> (class <b>OmitTranslation</b>)
-               Selectively   omit   one  or  more  parts  of  <i>xterm</i>'s  default
-               translations at  startup.   The  resource  value  is  a  comma-
-               separated list of keywords, which may be abbreviated:
-
-               default
-                      ignore (mouse) button-down events which were not handled
-                      by other translations
-
-               fullscreen
-                      assigns a key-binding to the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:fullscreen">fullscreen</a></b><b>()</b> action.
-
-               keypress
-                      assigns  keypresses by default to the <b><a href="#Actions:insert-seven-bit">insert-seven-bit</a></b><b>()</b>
-                      and <b><a href="#Actions:insert-eight-bit">insert-eight-bit</a></b><b>()</b> actions.
-
-               paging assigns  key   bindings   to   the   <b><a href="#Actions:scroll-back">scroll-back</a></b><b>()</b>   and
-                      <b><a href="#Actions:scroll-forw">scroll-forw</a></b><b>()</b> actions.
-
-               pointer
-                      assigns   pointer   <i>motion</i>  and  <i>button</i>  events  to  the
-                      <b><a href="#Actions:pointer-motion">pointer-motion</a></b><b>()</b>    and     <b><a href="#Actions:pointer-button">pointer-button</a></b><b>()</b>     actions
-                      respectively.
-
-               popup-menu
-                      assigns  mouse-buttons  with the <i>control</i> modifier to the
-                      popup-menus.
-
-               reset  assigns mouse-button 2 with the  <i>meta</i>  modifier  to  the
-                      <b><a href="#Actions:clear-saved-lines">clear-saved-lines</a></b> action.
-
-               scroll-lock
-                      assigns a key-binding to the <b><a href="#Actions:scroll-lock">scroll-lock</a></b><b>()</b> action.
-
-               block-select
-                      an   optional   (compile-time)  feature  for  supporting
-                      rectangular selections.  By default, this  is  bound  to
-                      <i>Meta button one</i>.
-
-               select assigns  mouse-  and  keypress-combinations  to  actions
-                      which manipulate the selection.
-
-                      <i>Xterm</i> also uses these actions to  capture  mouse  button
-                      and  motion  events  which  can  be manipulated with the
-                      mouse  protocol  control  sequences.   If   the   <i>select</i>
-                      translations  are  omitted,  then the <b><a href="#Actions:pointer-motion">pointer-motion</a></b> and
-                      <b><a href="#Actions:pointer-button">pointer-button</a></b>  handle  these  mouse  protocol   control
-                      sequences instead.
-
-               shift-fonts
-                      assigns    key-bindings    to    <b><a href="#Actions:larger-vt-font">larger-vt-font</a></b><b>()</b>    and
-                      <b><a href="#Actions:smaller-vt-font">smaller-vt-font</a></b><b>()</b> actions.
-
-               wheel-mouse
-                      assigns buttons 4 and 5 with different modifiers to  the
-                      <b><a href="#Actions:scroll-back">scroll-back</a></b><b>()</b> and <b><a href="#Actions:scroll-forw">scroll-forw</a></b><b>()</b> actions.
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:ptyHandshake" name="Application-Resources:ptyHandshake">ptyHandshake</a></b> (class <b>PtyHandshake</b>)
-               If "true", <i>xterm</i> will perform handshaking during initialization
-               to  ensure  that the parent and child processes update the <i>utmp</i>
-               and <b><a href="http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/stty.html">stty(1)</a></b> state.
-
-               See also  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:waitForMap">waitForMap</a></b>  which  waits  for  the  pseudo-terminal's
-               notion  of  the  screen  size, and <b><a href="#Application-Resources:ptySttySize">ptySttySize</a></b> which resets the
-               screen size after other terminal  initialization  is  complete.
-               The default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:ptyInitialErase" name="Application-Resources:ptyInitialErase">ptyInitialErase</a></b> (class <b>PtyInitialErase</b>)
-               If  "true",  <i>xterm</i>  will use the pseudo-terminal's sense of the
-               <i>stty</i> erase value.  If "false", <i>xterm</i> will set  the  <i>stty</i>  erase
-               value  to match its own configuration, using the <b>kb</b> string from
-               the termcap entry as a reference, if available.
-
-               In either case, the result is applied to the  TERMCAP  variable
-               which <i>xterm</i> sets, if the system uses TERMCAP.
-
-               See  also  the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:ttyModes">ttyModes</a></b> resource, which may override this.  The
-               default is "False".
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:ptySttySize" name="Application-Resources:ptySttySize">ptySttySize</a></b> (class <b>PtySttySize</b>)
-               If "true", <i>xterm</i> will reset  the  screen  size  after  terminal
-               initialization  is  complete.   This is needed for some systems
-               whose    pseudo-terminals     cannot     propagate     terminal
-               characteristics.  Where it is not needed, it can interfere with
-               other  methods  for  setting the initial screen size, e.g., via
-               window manager interaction.
-
-               See also <b><a href="#Application-Resources:waitForMap">waitForMap</a></b> which waits for a handshake-message  giving
-               the  pseudo-terminal's  notion of the screen size.  The default
-               is "false" on Linux and macOS systems, "true" otherwise.
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:reportColors" name="Application-Resources:reportColors">reportColors</a></b> (class <b>ReportColors</b>)
-               If true, <i>xterm</i> will print to the standard output a  summary  of
-               colors as it allocates them.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:reportFonts" name="Application-Resources:reportFonts">reportFonts</a></b> (class <b>ReportFonts</b>)
-               If  true,  <i>xterm</i> will print to the standard output a summary of
-               each font's metrics (size, number of glyphs, etc.), as it loads
-               them.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:reportIcons" name="Application-Resources:reportIcons">reportIcons</a></b> (class <b>ReportIcons</b>)
-               If true, <i>xterm</i> will print to the standard output a  summary  of
-               each pixmap icon as it loads them.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:reportXRes" name="Application-Resources:reportXRes">reportXRes</a></b> (class <b>ReportXRes</b>)
-               If  true, <i>xterm</i> will print to the standard output a list of the
-               boolean, numeric and string X resources for  the  VT100  widget
-               after initialization.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:sameName" name="Application-Resources:sameName">sameName</a></b> (class <b>SameName</b>)
-               If  the  value  of this resource is "true", <i>xterm</i> does not send
-               title and icon name change requests when the request would have
-               no effect: the name is not changed.  This has the advantage  of
-               preventing  flicker  and the disadvantage of requiring an extra
-               round trip to the server to find out the  previous  value.   In
-               practice  this  should  never  be  a  problem.   The default is
-               "true".
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:scaleHeight" name="Application-Resources:scaleHeight">scaleHeight</a></b> (class <b>ScaleHeight</b>)
-               Scale line-height  values  by  the  resource  value,  which  is
-               limited to "0.9" to "1.5".  The default value is "1.0",
-
-               While this resource applies to either bitmap or TrueType fonts,
-               its main purpose is to help work around incompatible changes in
-               the  Xft library's font metrics.  <i>Xterm</i> checks the font metrics
-               to find what the library claims are the bounding boxes for each
-               glyph (character).  However, some of Xft's  features  (such  as
-               the  autohinter)  can cause the glyphs to be scaled larger than
-               the bounding boxes, and be partly overwritten by the next row.
-
-               See <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:useClipping">useClipping</a></b> for a related resource.
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:scoFunctionKeys" name="Application-Resources:scoFunctionKeys">scoFunctionKeys</a></b> (class <b>ScoFunctionKeys</b>)
-               Specifies whether or not SCO function key escape  codes  should
-               be  generated for function keys.  The default is "false", i.e.,
-               this feature is disabled.
-
-               The  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:keyboardType">keyboardType</a></b>  resource  is  the  preferred  mechanism  for
-               selecting this mode.
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:sessionMgt" name="Application-Resources:sessionMgt">sessionMgt</a></b> (class <b>SessionMgt</b>)
-               If  the value of this resource is "true", <i>xterm</i> sets up session
-               manager callbacks for <b>XtNdieCallback</b> and <b>XtNsaveCallback</b>.   The
-               default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:sunFunctionKeys" name="Application-Resources:sunFunctionKeys">sunFunctionKeys</a></b> (class <b>SunFunctionKeys</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  or not Sun function key escape codes should
-               be generated for function keys.  The default is "false",  i.e.,
-               this feature is disabled.
-
-               The  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:keyboardType">keyboardType</a></b>  resource  is  the  preferred  mechanism  for
-               selecting this mode.
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:sunKeyboard" name="Application-Resources:sunKeyboard">sunKeyboard</a></b> (class <b>SunKeyboard</b>)
-               <i>Xterm</i> translates certain key symbols based on  its  assumptions
-               about  your  keyboard.   This resource specifies whether or not
-               Sun/PC keyboard layout (i.e., the PC keyboard's numeric  keypad
-               together  with  12 function keys) should be assumed rather than
-               DEC VT220.  This causes the keypad "+" to  be  mapped  to  ",".
-               and  CTRL  F1-F10  to  F11-F20, depending on the setting of the
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:ctrlFKeys">ctrlFKeys</a></b>  resource,  so  <i>xterm</i>  emulates  a  DEC  VT220   more
-               accurately.   Otherwise  (the  default, with <b><a href="#Application-Resources:sunKeyboard">sunKeyboard</a></b> set to
-               "false"), <i>xterm</i> uses PC-style bindings for  the  function  keys
-               and keypad.
-
-               PC-style  bindings use the Shift, Alt, Control and Meta keys as
-               modifiers for  function-keys  and  keypad  (see  <i>Xterm  Control</i>
-               <i>Sequences</i> for details).  The PC-style bindings are analogous to
-               PCTerm, but not the same thing.  Normally these bindings do not
-               conflict  with  the  use  of  the Meta key as described for the
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:eightBitInput">eightBitInput</a></b> resource.  If they do,  note  that  the  PC-style
-               bindings are evaluated first.
-
-               See also the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:keyboardType">keyboardType</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:tcapFunctionKeys" name="Application-Resources:tcapFunctionKeys">tcapFunctionKeys</a></b> (class <b>TcapFunctionKeys</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  or  not function key escape codes read from
-               the  termcap/terminfo   entry   corresponding   to   the   <b><a href="#System-Independent:TERM">TERM</a></b>
-               environment  variable  should  be  generated  for function keys
-               instead of those configured using <b><a href="#Application-Resources:sunKeyboard">sunKeyboard</a></b> and <b><a href="#Application-Resources:keyboardType">keyboardType</a></b>.
-               The default is "false", i.e., this feature is disabled.
-
-               The  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:keyboardType">keyboardType</a></b>  resource  is  the  preferred  mechanism  for
-               selecting this mode.
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:termName" name="Application-Resources:termName">termName</a></b> (class <b>TermName</b>)
-               Specifies  the  terminal  type  name  to  be  set  in  the TERM
-               environment variable.
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:title" name="Application-Resources:title">title</a></b> (class <b>Title</b>)
-               Specifies a string that may be used by the window manager  when
-               displaying this application.
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:toolBar" name="Application-Resources:toolBar">toolBar</a></b> (class <b>ToolBar</b>)
-               Specifies  whether or not the toolbar should be displayed.  The
-               default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:ttyModes" name="Application-Resources:ttyModes">ttyModes</a></b> (class <b>TtyModes</b>)
-               Specifies  a  string  containing  terminal  setting   keywords.
-               Except  where  noted,  they  may be bound to <i>characters</i>.  Other
-               keywords set <i>modes</i>.  Not all keywords are supported on a  given
-               system.  Allowable keywords include:
-
-               <b>Keyword   POSIX?</b>   <b>Notes</b>
-               ----------------------------------------------------------------
-               brk       no       <i>CHAR</i> may send an "interrupt" signal, as well
-                                  as ending the input-line.
-               dsusp     no       <i>CHAR</i>  will  send  a  terminal  "stop" signal
-                                  after input is flushed.
-               eof       yes      <i>CHAR</i> will terminate input (i.e., an  end  of
-                                  file).
-               eol       yes      <i>CHAR</i> will end the line.
-               eol2      no       alternate <i>CHAR</i> for ending the line.
-               erase     yes      <i>CHAR</i> will erase the last character typed.
-               erase2    no       alternate  <i>CHAR</i>  for erasing the last input-
-                                  character.
-               flush     no       <i>CHAR</i> will cause output to be discarded until
-                                  another <b>flush</b> character is typed.
-               intr      yes      <i>CHAR</i> will send an "interrupt" signal.
-               kill      yes      <i>CHAR</i> will erase the current line.
-               lnext     no       <i>CHAR</i> will enter the next character quoted.
-               quit      yes      <i>CHAR</i> will send a "quit" signal.
-               rprnt     no       <i>CHAR</i> will redraw the current line.
-               start     yes      <i>CHAR</i> will <i>restart</i> the output after  stopping
-                                  it.
-               status    no       <i>CHAR</i>  will  cause  a system-generated status
-                                  line to be printed.
-               stop      yes      <i>CHAR</i> will stop the output.
-               susp      yes      <i>CHAR</i> will send a terminal "stop" signal
-               swtch     no       <i>CHAR</i> will switch to a different shell layer.
-               tabs      yes      <i>Mode</i> disables tab-expansion.
-               -tabs     yes      <i>Mode</i> enables tab-expansion.
-               weras     no       <i>CHAR</i> will erase the last word typed.
-
-               Control characters may be specified as ^char (e.g., ^c  or  ^u)
-               and  <b>^?</b> may be used to indicate delete (127).  Use <b>^-</b> to denote
-               <i>undef</i>.  Use <b>\034</b> to represent <b>^\</b>, since a literal backslash  in
-               an X resource escapes the next character.
-
-               This  is  very  useful  for  overriding  the  default  terminal
-               settings without having to run <b><a href="http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/stty.html">stty(1)</a></b> every time an  <i>xterm</i>  is
-               started.   Note, however, that the <i>stty</i> program on a given host
-               may use different keywords; <i>xterm</i>'s table  is  built  in.   The
-               <i>POSIX</i>   column  in  the  table  indicates  which  keywords  are
-               supported by a standard <i>stty</i> program.
-
-               If the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:ttyModes">ttyModes</a></b> resource specifies  a  value  for  <b>erase</b>,  that
-               overrides  the  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:ptyInitialErase">ptyInitialErase</a></b>  resource  setting, i.e., <i>xterm</i>
-               initializes the terminal to match that value.
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:useInsertMode" name="Application-Resources:useInsertMode">useInsertMode</a></b> (class <b>UseInsertMode</b>)
-               Force use of insert mode by adding appropriate entries  to  the
-               TERMCAP  environment  variable.   This  is useful if the system
-               termcap is broken.  (This resource is ignored on most  systems,
-               because TERMCAP is not used).  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:utmpDisplayId" name="Application-Resources:utmpDisplayId">utmpDisplayId</a></b> (class <b>UtmpDisplayId</b>)
-               Specifies whether or not <i>xterm</i> should try to record the display
-               identifier  (display  number  and screen number) as well as the
-               hostname in the system <i>utmp</i> log file.  The default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:utmpInhibit" name="Application-Resources:utmpInhibit">utmpInhibit</a></b> (class <b>UtmpInhibit</b>)
-               Specifies whether or not <i>xterm</i> should try to record the  user's
-               terminal  in the system <i>utmp</i> log file.  If true, <i>xterm</i> will not
-               try.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:validShells" name="Application-Resources:validShells">validShells</a></b> (class <b>ValidShells</b>)
-               Augment (add to) the  system's  <i>/etc/shells</i>,  when  determining
-               whether  to set the "SHELL" environment variable when running a
-               given program.
-
-               The resource value is a list of lines (separated by  newlines).
-               Each line holds one pathname.  <i>Xterm</i> ignores any line beginning
-               with  "#"  after trimming leading/trailing whitespace from each
-               line.
-
-               The default is an empty string.
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:waitForMap" name="Application-Resources:waitForMap">waitForMap</a></b> (class <b>WaitForMap</b>)
-               Specifies whether or not <i>xterm</i>  should  wait  for  the  initial
-               window map before starting the subprocess.  This is part of the
-               <b><a href="#Application-Resources:ptyHandshake">ptyHandshake</a></b>  logic.   When  <i>xterm</i>  is directed to wait in this
-               fashion, it passes the terminal size from the  display  end  of
-               the pseudo-terminal to the terminal I/O connection, e.g., using
-               the  size  according to the window manager.  Otherwise, it uses
-               the size as given in resource  values  or  command-line  option
-               <b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-geometry">-geometry</a></b>.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:zIconBeep" name="Application-Resources:zIconBeep">zIconBeep</a></b> (class <b>ZIconBeep</b>)
-               Same as -ziconbeep command line argument.  If the value of this
-               resource   is   non-zero,  xterms  that  produce  output  while
-               iconified will cause an XBell sound at  the  given  volume  and
-               have  "*** "  prepended  to  their  icon  titles.   Most window
-               managers will detect this change immediately, showing you which
-               window has the output.  (A similar feature was in  x10  <i>xterm</i>.)
-               The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="Application Resources:zIconTitleFormat" name="Application-Resources:zIconTitleFormat">zIconTitleFormat</a></b> (class <b>ZIconTitleFormat</b>)
-               Allow  customization  of  the  string  used  in  the  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:zIconBeep">zIconBeep</a></b>
-               feature.  The default value is "*** %s".
-
-               If the resource value contains a "%s", then <i>xterm</i>  inserts  the
-               icon  title  at that point rather than prepending the string to
-               the icon title.  (Only the first "%s" is used).
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-VT100-Widget-Resources" id="h3-VT100-Widget-Resources">VT100 Widget Resources</a></h3>
-<pre>       The following resources are specified  as  part  of  the  <i>vt100</i>  widget
-       (class    <i>VT100</i>).    They   are   specified   by   patterns   such   as
-       "<b>XTerm.vt100.</b><i>NAME</i>".
-
-       If your <i>xterm</i> is  configured  to  support  the  "toolbar",  then  those
-       patterns  need  an  extra  level  for  the  form-widget which holds the
-       toolbar and vt100 widget.  A wildcard between the top-level "XTerm" and
-       the "vt100" widget makes the resource settings work for  either,  e.g.,
-       "<b>XTerm*vt100.</b><i>NAME</i>".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:activeIcon" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:activeIcon">activeIcon</a></b> (class <b>ActiveIcon</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  or  not  active icon windows are to be used
-               when the <i>xterm</i> window is iconified, if this feature is compiled
-               into <i>xterm</i>.  The active icon is a miniature  representation  of
-               the  content  of  the  window  and  will  update as the content
-               changes.   Not  all   window   managers   necessarily   support
-               application  icon windows.  Some window managers will allow you
-               to enter keystrokes into the active icon window.   The  default
-               is "default".
-
-               <i>Xterm</i>  accepts  either  a keyword (ignoring case) or the number
-               shown in parentheses:
-
-               false (0)
-                      No active icon is shown.
-
-               true (1)
-                      The active icon is shown.  If you  are  using  <i>twm</i>,  use
-                      this setting to enable active-icons.
-
-               default (2)
-                      <i>Xterm</i>  checks  at startup, and shows an active icon only
-                      for window managers which it can identify and which  are
-                      known  to  support  the  feature.   These are <i>fvwm</i> (full
-                      support), and  <i>window  maker</i>  (limited).   A  few  other
-                      window  managers  (such  as <i>twm</i> and <i>ctwm</i>) support active
-                      icons, but do not support  the  extensions  which  allow
-                      <i>xterm</i> to identify the window manager.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:allowBoldFonts" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:allowBoldFonts">allowBoldFonts</a></b> (class <b>AllowBoldFonts</b>)
-               When  set  to  "false",  <i>xterm</i>  will  not use bold fonts.  This
-               overrides both the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:alwaysBoldMode">alwaysBoldMode</a></b> and the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:boldMode">boldMode</a></b> resources.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:allowC1Printable" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:allowC1Printable">allowC1Printable</a></b> (class <b>AllowC1Printable</b>)
-               If true, overrides the mapping of C1 controls (codes  128-159),
-               telling  <i>xterm</i>  to  treat as if they were printable characters.
-               Although this corresponds to no particular standard, some users
-               insist it is a VT100.  The default is "false".
-
-               Simply marking the C1 controls as  printable  does  not  ensure
-               that  <i>xterm</i>  will  display  a character.  That depends upon the
-               font used.  When the font does not  provide  glyphs  for  those
-               codes,  <i>xterm</i>  may  instead  show  a  dashed  box  or  a blank,
-               depending on the setting of the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:forceBoxChars">forceBoxChars</a></b> resource.
-
-               When <i>xterm</i> uses UTF-8 encoding, it does not  interpret  the  C1
-               bytes as control characters:
-
-               <b>o</b>   <i>Xterm</i>  stores characters in each cell on the screen (rather
-                   than the sequence of bytes  which  comprise  a  character).
-                   When  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowC1Printable">allowC1Printable</a></b>  is  <i>on</i>,  the stored character codes
-                   match the byte values.
-
-               <b>o</b>   When <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowC1Printable">allowC1Printable</a></b> is <i>off</i>, <i>xterm</i> stores the  same  bytes
-                   as Unicode replacement characters (U+FFFD), because a UTF-8
-                   sequence cannot begin with those bytes.
-
-                   UTF-8  encoding  can  produce  character codes in the range
-                   128-159, using two bytes (beginning with 0xC2).  <i>Xterm</i> does
-                   not interpret those two-byte  characters  as  C1  controls.
-                   when <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowC1Printable">allowC1Printable</a></b> is off.  It simply ignores them.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:allowColorOps" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:allowColorOps">allowColorOps</a></b> (class <b>AllowColorOps</b>)
-               Specifies  whether control sequences that set/query the dynamic
-               colors should be allowed.  ANSI colors are unaffected  by  this
-               resource setting.  The default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:allowFontOps" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:allowFontOps">allowFontOps</a></b> (class <b>AllowFontOps</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  control  sequences  that set/query the font
-               should be allowed.  The default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:allowMouseOps" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:allowMouseOps">allowMouseOps</a></b> (class <b>AllowMouseOps</b>)
-               Specifies whether control sequences that enable <i>xterm</i>  to  send
-               escape sequences to the host on mouse-clicks and movement.  The
-               default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:allowPasteControls" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:allowPasteControls">allowPasteControls</a></b> (class <b>AllowPasteControls</b>)
-               If  true,  allow  control  characters such as BEL and CAN to be
-               pasted.  Formatting  characters  (tab,  newline)  are  normally
-               allowed,  unless  suppressed  via  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:disallowedPasteControls">disallowedPasteControls</a></b>
-               resource.  Other C0 control characters  are  suppressed  unless
-               this  resource is enabled.  The exact set of control characters
-               (C0 and C1) depends upon whether UTF-8  encoding  is  used,  as
-               well   as   the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowC1Printable">allowC1Printable</a></b>  and  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:disallowedPasteControls">disallowedPasteControls</a></b>
-               resources.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:allowScrollLock" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:allowScrollLock">allowScrollLock</a></b> (class <b>AllowScrollLock</b>)
-               Specifies whether control sequences that set/query  the  Scroll
-               Lock  key should be allowed, as well as whether the Scroll Lock
-               key responds to user's keypress.  The default is "false".
-
-               When this feature is enabled, <i>xterm</i> will sense the state of the
-               Scroll Lock key each time  it  acquires  focus.   Pressing  the
-               Scroll  Lock  key  toggles  <i>xterm</i>'s  internal state, as well as
-               toggling the associated LED.  While the Scroll Lock is  active,
-               <i>xterm</i> attempts to keep a viewport on the same set of lines.  If
-               the  current  viewport  is  scrolled  past the limit set by the
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:saveLines">saveLines</a></b> resource, then Scroll Lock has no further effect.
-
-               The reason for setting the default to "false" is to avoid  user
-               surprise.    This   key   is   generally   unused  in  keyboard
-               configurations, and has not acquired a  standard  meaning  even
-               when  it  is  used  in  that  manner.  Consequently, users have
-               assigned it for ad hoc purposes.
-
-               See also the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:autoScrollLock">autoScrollLock</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:allowSendEvents" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:allowSendEvents">allowSendEvents</a></b> (class <b>AllowSendEvents</b>)
-               Specifies whether  or  not  synthetic  key  and  button  events
-               (generated  using  the  X protocol SendEvent request) should be
-               interpreted or discarded.  The default is "false" meaning  they
-               are  discarded.   Note that allowing such events would create a
-               very large security  hole,  therefore  enabling  this  resource
-               forcefully  disables the <b>allow</b><i>XXX</i><b>Ops</b> resources.  The default is
-               "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:allowTcapOps" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:allowTcapOps">allowTcapOps</a></b> (class <b>AllowTcapOps</b>)
-               Specifies whether control sequences that query  the  terminal's
-               notion  of  its  function-key  strings,  as termcap or terminfo
-               capabilities should be allowed.  The default is "true".
-
-               A few programs, e.g., <i>vim</i>, use this feature to get an  accurate
-               description  of the terminal's capabilities, independent of the
-               termcap/terminfo setting:
-
-               <b>o</b>   <i>Xterm</i> can tell the querying  program  how  many  colors  it
-                   supports.   This  is  a  constant,  depending  on how it is
-                   compiled, typically 16.  It does not change  if  you  alter
-                   resource settings, e.g., the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:boldColors">boldColors</a></b> resource.
-
-               <b>o</b>   <i>Xterm</i>  can  tell the querying program what strings are sent
-                   by modified (shift-, control-, alt-) function- and  keypad-
-                   keys.   Reporting  control-  and alt-modifiers is a feature
-                   that relies on the <i>ncurses</i> extended naming.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:allowTitleOps" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:allowTitleOps">allowTitleOps</a></b> (class <b>AllowTitleOps</b>)
-               Specifies whether control  sequences  that  modify  the  window
-               title or icon name should be allowed.  The default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:allowWindowOps" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:allowWindowOps">allowWindowOps</a></b> (class <b>AllowWindowOps</b>)
-               Specifies whether extended window control sequences (as used in
-               <i>dtterm</i>)  should  be  allowed.   These  include  several control
-               sequences which manipulate the window size or position, as well
-               as reporting these values and the title or icon name.  Each  of
-               these can be abused in a script; curiously enough most terminal
-               emulators  that  implement  these restrict only a small part of
-               the repertoire.  For fine-tuning, see <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:disallowedWindowOps">disallowedWindowOps</a></b>.  The
-               default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:altIsNotMeta" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:altIsNotMeta">altIsNotMeta</a></b> (class <b>AltIsNotMeta</b>)
-               If "true", treat the Alt-key as if it were the Meta-key.   Your
-               keyboard may happen to be configured so they are the same.  But
-               if  they  are  not, this allows you to use the same prefix- and
-               shifting operations with the Alt-key as with the Meta-key.  See
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:altSendsEscape">altSendsEscape</a></b> and <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:metaSendsEscape">metaSendsEscape</a></b>.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:altSendsEscape" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:altSendsEscape">altSendsEscape</a></b> (class <b>AltSendsEscape</b>)
-               This is an additional keyboard operation that may be  processed
-               after  the  logic for <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:metaSendsEscape">metaSendsEscape</a></b>.  It is only available if
-               the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:altIsNotMeta">altIsNotMeta</a></b> resource is set.
-
-               <b>o</b>   If "true", Alt characters (a character  combined  with  the
-                   modifier associated with left/right Alt-keys) are converted
-                   into  a  two-character  sequence  with the character itself
-                   preceded by ESC.  This applies  as  well  to  function  key
-                   control  sequences,  unless  <i>xterm</i> sees that <b>Alt</b> is used in
-                   your key translations.
-
-               <b>o</b>   If "false", Alt characters input from the keyboard cause  a
-                   shift  to 8-bit characters (just like <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:metaSendsEscape">metaSendsEscape</a></b>).  By
-                   combining the  Alt-  and  Meta-modifiers,  you  can  create
-                   corresponding   combinations   of   ESC-prefix   and  8-bit
-                   characters.
-
-               The default is "False".   <i>Xterm</i>  provides  a  menu  option  for
-               toggling this resource.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:alternateScroll" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:alternateScroll">alternateScroll</a></b> (class <b>ScrollCond</b>)
-               If   "true",  the  <b><a href="#Actions:scroll-back">scroll-back</a></b>  and  <b><a href="#Actions:scroll-forw">scroll-forw</a></b>  actions  send
-               cursor-up and -down keys when <i>xterm</i> is displaying the alternate
-               screen.  The default is "false".
-
-               The <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:alternateScroll">alternateScroll</a></b> state can  also  be  set  using  a  control
-               sequence.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:alwaysBoldMode" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:alwaysBoldMode">alwaysBoldMode</a></b> (class <b>AlwaysBoldMode</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  <i>xterm</i>  should  check if the normal and bold
-               fonts are distinct before deciding whether to use  overstriking
-               to  simulate  bold fonts.  If this resource is true, <i>xterm</i> does
-               not make the check for distinct  fonts  when  deciding  how  to
-               handle the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:boldMode">boldMode</a></b> resource.  The default is "false".
-
-               <i>boldMode   alwaysBoldMode   Comparison   Action</i>
-               ----------------------------------------------------
-               false      false            ignored      use font
-               false      true             ignored      use font
-               true       false            same         overstrike
-               true       false            different    use font
-               true       true             ignored      overstrike
-
-               This resource is used only for bitmap fonts:
-
-               <b>o</b>   When  using  bitmap  fonts,  it  is  possible that the font
-                   server will approximate the bold font by rescaling it  from
-                   a  different  font  size than expected.  The <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:alwaysBoldMode">alwaysBoldMode</a></b>
-                   resource allows the user to override the  (sometimes  poor)
-                   resulting  bold  font  with overstriking (which is at least
-                   consistent).
-
-               <b>o</b>   The problem does not  occur  with  TrueType  fonts  (though
-                   there  can  be  other  unnecessary issues such as different
-                   coverage of the normal and bold fonts).
-
-               As an alternative, setting the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowBoldFonts">allowBoldFonts</a></b> resource to false
-               overrides both the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:alwaysBoldMode">alwaysBoldMode</a></b> and the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:boldMode">boldMode</a></b> resources.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:alwaysHighlight" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:alwaysHighlight">alwaysHighlight</a></b> (class <b>AlwaysHighlight</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  or  not  <i>xterm</i>  should  always  display   a
-               highlighted  text  cursor.   By  default  (if  this resource is
-               false), a hollow text cursor is displayed whenever the  pointer
-               moves  out  of  the window or the window loses the input focus.
-               The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:alwaysUseMods" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:alwaysUseMods">alwaysUseMods</a></b> (class <b>AlwaysUseMods</b>)
-               Override the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:numLock">numLock</a></b> resource, telling <i>xterm</i> to use the Alt and
-               Meta  modifiers  to  construct  parameters  for  function   key
-               sequences  even  if  those modifiers appear in the translations
-               resource.  Normally <i>xterm</i> checks if Alt or Meta is  used  in  a
-               translation  that  would  conflict with function key modifiers,
-               and will ignore these modifiers  in  that  special  case.   The
-               default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:answerbackString" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:answerbackString">answerbackString</a></b> (class <b>AnswerbackString</b>)
-               Specifies  the  string  that  <i>xterm</i> sends in response to an ENQ
-               (control/E) character from the host.  The default  is  a  blank
-               string,  i.e., "".  A hardware VT100 implements this feature as
-               a setup option.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:appcursorDefault" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:appcursorDefault">appcursorDefault</a></b> (class <b>AppcursorDefault</b>)
-               If "true", the cursor keys are initially in  application  mode.
-               This  is the same as the VT102 private DECCKM mode, The default
-               is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:appkeypadDefault" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:appkeypadDefault">appkeypadDefault</a></b> (class <b>AppkeypadDefault</b>)
-               If "true", the keypad keys are initially in  application  mode.
-               The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:assumeAllChars" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:assumeAllChars">assumeAllChars</a></b> (class <b>AssumeAllChars</b>)
-               If "true", this enables a special case in bitmap fonts to allow
-               the  font  server to choose how to display missing glyphs.  The
-               default is "true".
-
-               The reason for this resource is to  help  with  certain  quasi-
-               automatically generated fonts (such as the ISO-10646-1 encoding
-               of Terminus) which have incorrect font-metrics.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:autoScrollLock" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:autoScrollLock">autoScrollLock</a></b> (class <b>AutoScrollLock</b>)
-               If  "true", <i>xterm</i> will maintain its viewport of displayed lines
-               whenever displaying  scrollback,  as  if  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowScrollLock">allowScrollLock</a></b>  were
-               enabled  and the Scroll Lock key had been pressed.  The default
-               is "false".  This feature is only useful if the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:scrollTtyOutput">scrollTtyOutput</a></b>
-               resource is set to "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:autoWrap" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:autoWrap">autoWrap</a></b> (class <b>AutoWrap</b>)
-               Specifies whether or not  auto-wraparound  should  be  enabled.
-               This is the same as the VT102 DECAWM.  The default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:awaitInput" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:awaitInput">awaitInput</a></b> (class <b>AwaitInput</b>)
-               Specifies whether or not <i>xterm</i> uses a 50 millisecond timeout to
-               await  input (i.e., to support the <i>Xaw3d</i> arrow scrollbar).  The
-               default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:backarrowKey" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:backarrowKey">backarrowKey</a></b> (class <b>BackarrowKey</b>)
-               Specifies whether the backarrow key transmits a  backspace  (8)
-               or  delete  (127)  character.   This  corresponds to the DECBKM
-               control sequence.  A "true"  value  specifies  backspace.   The
-               default  is  "True".   Pressing  the  control  key toggles this
-               behavior.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:background" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:background">background</a></b> (class <b>Background</b>)
-               Specifies the color to use for the background  of  the  window.
-               The default is "XtDefaultBackground".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:bellIsUrgent" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:bellIsUrgent">bellIsUrgent</a></b> (class <b>BellIsUrgent</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  to  set  the  Urgency  hint  for the window
-               manager when making a bell sound.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:bellOnReset" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:bellOnReset">bellOnReset</a></b> (class <b>BellOnReset</b>)
-               Specifies whether to sound a bell when doing a hard reset.  The
-               default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:bellSuppressTime" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:bellSuppressTime">bellSuppressTime</a></b> (class <b>BellSuppressTime</b>)
-               Number of milliseconds after a  bell  command  is  sent  during
-               which additional bells will be suppressed.  Default is 200.  If
-               set  non-zero,  additional  bells will also be suppressed until
-               the server reports that processing of the first bell  has  been
-               completed; this feature is most useful with the visible bell.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:boldColors" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:boldColors">boldColors</a></b> (class <b>ColorMode</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  to  combine bold attribute with colors like
-               the IBM PC, i.e., map colors 0 through 7 to  colors  8  through
-               15.   These  normally  are the brighter versions of the first 8
-               colors, hence bold.  The default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:boldFont" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:boldFont">boldFont</a></b> (class <b>BoldFont</b>)
-               Specifies  the  name  of  the  bold  font  to  use  instead  of
-               overstriking.  There is no default for this resource.
-
-               This font must be the same height and width as the normal font,
-               otherwise  it  is  ignored.   If only one of the normal or bold
-               fonts is specified, it will be used as the normal font and  the
-               bold font will be produced by overstriking this font.
-
-               See   also   the  discussion  of  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:boldMode">boldMode</a></b>  and  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:alwaysBoldMode">alwaysBoldMode</a></b>
-               resources.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:boldMode" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:boldMode">boldMode</a></b> (class <b>BoldMode</b>)
-               This specifies whether or not  text  with  the  bold  attribute
-               should  be  overstruck  to  simulate bold fonts if the resolved
-               bold font is the same as the normal font.  It may be  desirable
-               to  disable  bold  fonts  when color is being used for the bold
-               attribute.
-
-               Note that <i>xterm</i> has one bold font which you may set explicitly.
-               <i>Xterm</i> attempts to  derive  a  bold  font  for  the  other  font
-               selections  (<b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:font1">font1</a></b>  through  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:font7">font7</a></b>).   If it cannot find a bold
-               font, it will use the normal font.  In each case  (whether  the
-               explicit  resource or the derived font), if the normal and bold
-               fonts are distinct, this resource has no effect.   The  default
-               is "true".
-
-               See  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:alwaysBoldMode">alwaysBoldMode</a></b> resource which can modify the behavior
-               of this resource.
-
-               Although <i>xterm</i> attempts to derive a bold font  for  other  font
-               selections,  the  font  server may not cooperate.  Since X11R6,
-               bitmap fonts have been  scaled.   The  font  server  claims  to
-               provide  the  bold  font that <i>xterm</i> requests, but the result is
-               not always readable.  XFree86 introduced a feature which can be
-               used to suppress the scaling.  In the X server's  configuration
-               file  (e.g.,  "/etc/X11/XFree86"  or "/etc/X11/xorg.conf"), you
-               can add ":unscaled" to the end of the  directory  specification
-               for the "misc" fonts, which comprise the fixed-pitch fonts that
-               are used by <i>xterm</i>.  For example
-
-                   FontPath  "/usr/lib/X11/fonts/misc/"
-
-               would become
-
-                   FontPath  "/usr/lib/X11/fonts/misc/:unscaled"
-
-               Depending  on  your configuration, the font server may have its
-               own configuration file.  The same ":unscaled" can be  added  to
-               its   configuration   file   at   the   end  of  the  directory
-               specification for "misc".
-
-               The bitmap scaling feature is also used by <i>xterm</i>  to  implement
-               VT102 double-width and double-height characters.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:brokenLinuxOSC" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:brokenLinuxOSC">brokenLinuxOSC</a></b> (class <b>BrokenLinuxOSC</b>)
-               If true, <i>xterm</i> applies a workaround to ignore malformed control
-               sequences  that a Linux script might send.  Compare the palette
-               control sequences documented  in  <i>console_codes</i>  with  ECMA-48.
-               The default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:brokenSelections" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:brokenSelections">brokenSelections</a></b> (class <b>BrokenSelections</b>)
-               If  true,  <i>xterm</i> in 8-bit mode will interpret <b>STRING</b> selections
-               as carrying text in the current  locale's  encoding.   Normally
-               <b>STRING</b>  selections carry ISO-8859-1 encoded text.  Setting this
-               resource to "true" violates the  ICCCM;  it  may,  however,  be
-               useful for interacting with some broken X clients.  The default
-               is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:brokenStringTerm" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:brokenStringTerm">brokenStringTerm</a></b> (class <b>BrokenStringTerm</b>)
-               provides  a  work-around  for  some ISDN routers which start an
-               application control string without completing it.  Set this  to
-               "true" if <i>xterm</i> appears to freeze when connecting.  The default
-               is "false".
-
-               <i>Xterm</i>'s  state  parser  recognizes  several  types  of  control
-               strings which can contain text, e.g.,
-
-               <b>APC</b> (Application Program Command),
-               <b>DCS</b> (Device Control String),
-               <b>OSC</b> (Operating System Command),
-               <b>PM</b> (Privacy Message), and
-               <b>SOS</b> (Start of String),
-
-               Each should end with a string-terminator (a  special  character
-               which  cannot  appear  in  these  strings).   Ordinary  control
-               characters found within the string are not  ignored;  they  are
-               processed  without interfering with the process of accumulating
-               the control string's content.  <i>Xterm</i> recognizes these  controls
-               in  all modes, although some of the functions may be suppressed
-               after parsing the control.
-
-               When enabled, this feature allows the  user  to  exit  from  an
-               unterminated  control string when any of these ordinary control
-               characters are found:
-
-               control/D (used as an end of file in many shells),
-               control/H (backspace),
-               control/I (tab-feed),
-               control/J (line feed aka newline),
-               control/K (vertical tab),
-               control/L (form feed),
-               control/M (carriage return),
-               control/N (shift-out),
-               control/O (shift-in),
-               control/Q (XOFF),
-               control/X (cancel)
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:c132" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:c132">c132</a></b> (class <b>C132</b>)
-               Specifies whether or not the  VT102  DECCOLM  escape  sequence,
-               used  to  switch between 80 and 132 columns, should be honored.
-               The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:cacheDoublesize" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:cacheDoublesize">cacheDoublesize</a></b> (class <b>CacheDoublesize</b>)
-               Tells whether to cache double-sized fonts by <i>xterm</i>.   Set  this
-               to zero to disable double-sized fonts altogether.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:cdXtraScroll" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:cdXtraScroll">cdXtraScroll</a></b> (class <b>CdXtraScroll</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  <i>xterm</i>  should  scroll  to  a  new page when
-               clearing the whole screen.  Like <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:tiXtraScroll">tiXtraScroll</a></b>,  the  intent  of
-               this  option  is  to  provide  a  picture  of  the  full-screen
-               application's display on the scrollback before wiping  out  the
-               text.
-
-               <i>Xterm</i>  accepts  either  a keyword (ignoring case) or the number
-               shown in parentheses:
-
-               false (0)
-                      nothing is added to the scrollback.
-
-               true (1)
-                      the current screen is added to the scrollback.
-
-               trim (2)
-                      the current screen  is  added  to  the  scrollback,  but
-                      repeated  blank  lines  are trimmed (reduced to a single
-                      blank line).
-
-               The default for this resource is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:charClass" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:charClass">charClass</a></b> (class <b>CharClass</b>)
-               Specifies comma-separated lists of character class bindings  of
-               the form
-
-                   <i>low</i>[-<i>high]</i>[:<i>value</i>].
-
-               These  are  used in determining which sets of characters should
-               be treated  the  same  when  doing  cut  and  paste.   See  the
-               <b><a href="#h2-CHARACTER-CLASSES">CHARACTER CLASSES</a></b> section.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:checksumExtension" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:checksumExtension">checksumExtension</a></b> (class <b>ChecksumExtension</b>)
-               DEC  VT420  and  up  support  a control sequence <b>DECRQCRA</b> which
-               reports the checksum of the characters in a  rectangle.   <i>Xterm</i>
-               supports this, with extensions that can be configured with bits
-               of the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:checksumExtension">checksumExtension</a></b>:
-
-               0    do not negate the result.
-
-               1    do not report the VT100 video attributes.
-
-               2    do not omit checksum for blanks.
-
-               3    omit checksum for cells not explicitly initialized.
-
-               4    do  not  mask  cell  value  to  8 bits or ignore combining
-                    characters.
-
-               5    do not mask cell value to 7 bits.
-
-               With the default value (0), <i>xterm</i> matches the behavior of DEC's
-               terminals.  To use all  extensions,  set  all  bits,  "-1"  for
-               example.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:cjkWidth" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:cjkWidth">cjkWidth</a></b> (class <b>CjkWidth</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  <i>xterm</i>  should  follow  the traditional East
-               Asian width convention.  When turned on, characters  with  East
-               Asian  Ambiguous  (A) category in UTR 11 have a column width of
-               2.  You may have to set this option to "true" if you have  some
-               old  East  Asian terminal based programs that assume that line-
-               drawing characters have a column width of 2.  If this  resource
-               is  false, the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:mkWidth">mkWidth</a></b> resource controls the choice between the
-               system's <b><a href="http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/functions/wcwidth.html">wcwidth(3)</a></b> and <i>xterm</i>'s built-in tables.   The  default
-               is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:color0" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:color0">color0</a></b> (class <b>Color0</b>)
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:color1" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:color1">color1</a></b> (class <b>Color1</b>)
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:color2" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:color2">color2</a></b> (class <b>Color2</b>)
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:color3" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:color3">color3</a></b> (class <b>Color3</b>)
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:color4" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:color4">color4</a></b> (class <b>Color4</b>)
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:color5" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:color5">color5</a></b> (class <b>Color5</b>)
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:color6" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:color6">color6</a></b> (class <b>Color6</b>)
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:color7" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:color7">color7</a></b> (class <b>Color7</b>)
-               These  specify  the  colors  for  the  ISO-6429 extension.  The
-               defaults are, respectively, black,  red3,  green3,  yellow3,  a
-               customizable  dark  blue,  magenta3,  cyan3,  and  gray90.  The
-               default shades of color are chosen to allow the colors 8-15  to
-               be used as brighter versions.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:color8" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:color8">color8</a></b> (class <b>Color8</b>)
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:color9" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:color9">color9</a></b> (class <b>Color9</b>)
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:color10" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:color10">color10</a></b> (class <b>Color10</b>)
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:color11" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:color11">color11</a></b> (class <b>Color11</b>)
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:color12" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:color12">color12</a></b> (class <b>Color12</b>)
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:color13" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:color13">color13</a></b> (class <b>Color13</b>)
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:color14" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:color14">color14</a></b> (class <b>Color14</b>)
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:color15" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:color15">color15</a></b> (class <b>Color15</b>)
-               These specify the colors for the ISO-6429 extension if the bold
-               attribute  is  also  enabled.   The default resource values are
-               respectively, gray50, red, green, yellow,  a  customized  light
-               blue, magenta, cyan, and white.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:color16" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:color16">color16</a></b> (class <b>Color16</b>)
-
-       through
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:color255" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:color255">color255</a></b> (class <b>Color255</b>)
-               These  specify  the  colors  for  the 256-color extension.  The
-               default resource values are for
-
-               <b>o</b>   colors 16 through 231 to make a 6x6x6 color cube, and
-
-               <b>o</b>   colors 232 through 255 to make a grayscale ramp.
-
-               Resources past <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:color15">color15</a></b> are available as a compile-time  option.
-               Due to a hardcoded limit in the X libraries on the total number
-               of resources (to 400), the resources for 256-colors are omitted
-               when  wide-character  support  and  <i>luit</i>  are enabled.  Besides
-               inconsistent behavior  if  only  part  of  the  resources  were
-               allowed,  determining  the exact cutoff is difficult, and the X
-               libraries tend to crash if the number of resources exceeds  the
-               limit.   The  color  palette  is  still initialized to the same
-               default values, and can be modified via control sequences.
-
-               On the other hand, the resource limit does permit including the
-               entire range for 88-colors.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:colorAttrMode" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:colorAttrMode">colorAttrMode</a></b> (class <b>ColorAttrMode</b>)
-               Specifies whether <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorBD">colorBD</a></b>, <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorBL">colorBL</a></b>, <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorRV">colorRV</a></b>, and <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorUL">colorUL</a></b> should
-               override ANSI colors.  If not, these are displayed only when no
-               ANSI colors have been set for the corresponding position.   The
-               default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:colorBD" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:colorBD">colorBD</a></b> (class <b>ColorBD</b>)
-               This  specifies  the color to use to display bold characters if
-               the  "colorBDMode"  resource  is  enabled.   The   default   is
-               "XtDefaultForeground".
-
-               See  also  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:veryBoldColors">veryBoldColors</a></b>  resource which allows combining
-               bold and color.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:colorBDMode" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:colorBDMode">colorBDMode</a></b> (class <b>ColorAttrMode</b>)
-               Specifies whether characters with the bold attribute should  be
-               displayed  in  color  or as bold characters.  Note that setting
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorMode">colorMode</a></b> off disables all colors, including bold.  The default
-               is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:colorBL" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:colorBL">colorBL</a></b> (class <b>ColorBL</b>)
-               This specifies the color to use to display blink characters  if
-               the   "colorBLMode"   resource  is  enabled.   The  default  is
-               "XtDefaultForeground".
-
-               See also the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:veryBoldColors">veryBoldColors</a></b>  resource  which  allows  combining
-               underline and color.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:colorBLMode" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:colorBLMode">colorBLMode</a></b> (class <b>ColorAttrMode</b>)
-               Specifies whether characters with the blink attribute should be
-               displayed  in  color.  Note that setting <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorMode">colorMode</a></b> off disables
-               all colors, including this.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:colorEvents" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:colorEvents">colorEvents</a></b> (class <b>ColorEvents</b>)
-               Specifies OSC control codes that can be processed  from  client
-               messages  with  the  type  <b>XTERM_CONTROL</b>.   These events may be
-               generated using the X protocol SendEvent request.  The resource
-               value is a comma-separated list of codes allowed.  The  default
-               is the empty string, disallowing all processing.
-
-               The  names are listed below.  <i>Xterm</i> ignores capitalization, but
-               they are shown in mixed-case for clarity.  Either a name  or  a
-               number can be used.
-
-               TEXT_FG (10)
-                    text foreground
-
-               TEXT_BG (11)
-                    text background
-
-               TEXT_CURSOR (12)
-                    text cursor
-
-               MOUSE_FG (13)
-                    mouse foreground
-
-               MOUSE_BG (14)
-                    mouse background
-
-               TEK_FG (15)
-                    tektronix foreground
-
-               TEK_BG (16)
-                    tektronix background
-
-               HIGHLIGHT_BG (17)
-                    highlight background
-
-               TEK_CURSOR (18)
-                    tektronix cursor
-
-               HIGHLIGHT_FG (19)
-                    highlight foreground
-
-               For  example, if messages for the text color are enabled, e.g.,
-               by setting the resource to
-
-                   text_fg, text_bg
-
-               the text foreground color can be set  to  black  by  sending  a
-               message with this content:
-
-                   10;#000000
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:colorIT" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:colorIT">colorIT</a></b> (class <b>ColorIT</b>)
-               This specifies the color to use to display italic characters if
-               the   "colorITMode"   resource  is  enabled.   The  default  is
-               "XtDefaultForeground".
-
-               See also the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:veryBoldColors">veryBoldColors</a></b>  resource  which  allows  combining
-               attributes and color.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:colorITMode" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:colorITMode">colorITMode</a></b> (class <b>ColorAttrMode</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  characters with the italic attribute should
-               be displayed in color or as italic characters.  The default  is
-               "false".
-
-               Note that:
-
-               <b>o</b>   Setting   <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorMode">colorMode</a></b>  off  disables  all  colors,  including
-                   italic.
-
-               <b>o</b>   The <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:italicULMode">italicULMode</a></b> resource overrides <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorITMode">colorITMode</a></b>.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:colorInnerBorder" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:colorInnerBorder">colorInnerBorder</a></b> (class <b>ColorInnerBorder</b>)
-               Normally, <i>xterm</i> fills the VT100 window's inner border using the
-               background color.
-
-               If the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorInnerBorder">colorInnerBorder</a></b> resource is enabled, at  startup  <i>xterm</i>
-               will compare the <b>borderColor</b> and the window's background color.
-               If those are different, <i>xterm</i> will use the <b>borderColor</b> resource
-               to  fill the inner border.  Otherwise, it will use the window's
-               background color.
-
-               The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:colorMode" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:colorMode">colorMode</a></b> (class <b>ColorMode</b>)
-               Specifies whether or not recognition of ANSI  (ISO-6429)  color
-               change  escape  sequences  should  be  enabled.  The default is
-               "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:colorRV" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:colorRV">colorRV</a></b> (class <b>ColorRV</b>)
-               This specifies the color to use to display  reverse  characters
-               if  the  "colorRVMode"  resource  is  enabled.   The default is
-               "XtDefaultForeground".
-
-               See also the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:veryBoldColors">veryBoldColors</a></b>  resource  which  allows  combining
-               reverse and color.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:colorRVMode" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:colorRVMode">colorRVMode</a></b> (class <b>ColorAttrMode</b>)
-               Specifies  whether characters with the reverse attribute should
-               be  displayed  in  color.   Note  that  setting  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorMode">colorMode</a></b>  off
-               disables all colors, including this.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:colorUL" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:colorUL">colorUL</a></b> (class <b>ColorUL</b>)
-               This   specifies   the  color  to  use  to  display  underlined
-               characters if  the  "colorULMode"  resource  is  enabled.   The
-               default is "XtDefaultForeground".
-
-               See  also  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:veryBoldColors">veryBoldColors</a></b>  resource which allows combining
-               underline and color.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:colorULMode" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:colorULMode">colorULMode</a></b> (class <b>ColorAttrMode</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  characters  with  the  underline  attribute
-               should be displayed in color or as underlined characters.  Note
-               that  setting  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorMode">colorMode</a></b>  off  disables  all  colors, including
-               underlining.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:combiningChars" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:combiningChars">combiningChars</a></b> (class <b>CombiningChars</b>)
-               Specifies the number of wide-characters which can be stored  in
-               a  cell  to overstrike (combine) with the base character of the
-               cell.  This can be set to values in the  range  0  to  5.   The
-               default is "2".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:ctrlFKeys" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:ctrlFKeys">ctrlFKeys</a></b> (class <b>CtrlFKeys</b>)
-               In  VT220  keyboard  mode (see <b><a href="#Application-Resources:sunKeyboard">sunKeyboard</a></b> resource), specifies
-               the amount by which to shift F1-F12 given  a  control  modifier
-               (CTRL).  This allows you to generate key symbols for F10-F20 on
-               a  Sun/PC keyboard.  The default is "10", which means that CTRL
-               F1 generates the key symbol for F11.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:curses" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:curses">curses</a></b> (class <b>Curses</b>)
-               Specifies whether or not the last column bug in <b><a href="http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/more.html">more(1)</a></b>  should
-               be worked around.  See the <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-cu">-cu</a></b> option for details.  The default
-               is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:cursorBar" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorBar">cursorBar</a></b> (class <b>CursorBar</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  to  make  the  cursor  a left-bar or a box,
-               unless the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorUnderLine">cursorUnderLine</a></b> resource is  set.   The  default  is
-               "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:cursorBlink" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorBlink">cursorBlink</a></b> (class <b>CursorBlink</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  to  make  the  cursor blink.  <i>Xterm</i> accepts
-               either a  keyword  (ignoring  case)  or  the  number  shown  in
-               parentheses:
-
-               false (0)
-                  The  cursor  will not blink, but may be combined with escape
-                  sequences according to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorBlinkXOR">cursorBlinkXOR</a></b> resource.
-
-               true (1)
-                  The cursor will blink,  but  may  be  combined  with  escape
-                  sequences according to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorBlinkXOR">cursorBlinkXOR</a></b> resource.
-
-               always (2)
-                  The  cursor  will  always  blink, ignoring escape sequences.
-                  The menu entry will be disabled.
-
-               never (3)
-                  The cursor will never blink, ignoring escape sequences.  The
-                  menu entry will be disabled.
-
-               The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:cursorBlinkXOR" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorBlinkXOR">cursorBlinkXOR</a></b> (class <b>CursorBlinkXOR</b>)
-               <i>Xterm</i> uses two inputs to determine whether the cursor blinks:
-
-               <b>o</b>   The <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorBlink">cursorBlink</a></b> resource (which can be altered with a  menu
-                   entry).
-
-               <b>o</b>   Control sequences (private mode 12 and DECSCUSR).
-
-               The  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorBlinkXOR">cursorBlinkXOR</a></b>  resource  determines  how those inputs are
-               combined:
-
-               false
-                    <i>Xterm</i> uses the logical-OR of the two variables.  If either
-                    is set, <i>xterm</i> makes the cursor blink.
-
-               true
-                    <i>Xterm</i> uses the logical-XOR of the two variables.  If  only
-                    one is set, <i>xterm</i> makes the cursor blink.
-
-               The default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:cursorColor" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorColor">cursorColor</a></b> (class <b>CursorColor</b>)
-               Specifies the color to use for the text cursor.  The default is
-               "XtDefaultForeground".  By default, <i>xterm</i> attempts to keep this
-               color  from  being  the  same as the background color, since it
-               draws the cursor by filling the background of a text cell.  The
-               same restriction applies to control sequences which may  change
-               this color.
-
-               Setting  this resource overrides most of <i>xterm</i>'s adjustments to
-               cursor color.  It will still use reverse-video to disallow some
-               cases, such as a black cursor on a black background.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:cursorOffTime" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorOffTime">cursorOffTime</a></b> (class <b>CursorOffTime</b>)
-               Specifies the duration of the "off" part of  the  cursor  blink
-               cycle-time  in  milliseconds.   The same timer is used for text
-               blinking.  The default is "300".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:cursorOnTime" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorOnTime">cursorOnTime</a></b> (class <b>CursorOnTime</b>)
-               Specifies the duration of the "on" part  of  the  cursor  blink
-               cycle-time,  in  milliseconds.  The same timer is used for text
-               blinking.  The default is "600".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:cursorUnderLine" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorUnderLine">cursorUnderLine</a></b> (class <b>CursorUnderLine</b>)
-               Specifies whether to make the cursor underlined or a  box.   If
-               unset (false), the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorBar">cursorBar</a></b> resource may set the cursor shape.
-               The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:cutNewline" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:cutNewline">cutNewline</a></b> (class <b>CutNewline</b>)
-               If  "false",  triple clicking to select a line does not include
-               the <i>newline</i> at the end of the line.  If "true", the Newline  is
-               selected.  The default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:cutToBeginningOfLine" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:cutToBeginningOfLine">cutToBeginningOfLine</a></b> (class <b>CutToBeginningOfLine</b>)
-               If  "false", triple clicking to select a line selects only from
-               the current word  forward.   If  "true",  the  entire  line  is
-               selected.  The default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:decGraphicsID" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:decGraphicsID">decGraphicsID</a></b> (class <b>DecGraphicsID</b>)
-               Allows  a  way to combine the graphics feature from certain DEC
-               terminals (125, 240, 241, 330, 340 or 382) with other emulation
-               levels which did not  provide  the  graphics  feature.   As  in
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:decTerminalID">decTerminalID</a></b>,  leading non-digit characters are ignored, e.g.,
-               "vt340" and "340" are the same.
-
-               If the resource value is nonzero,  <i>xterm</i>  uses  that  emulation
-               level when initializing the drawing region and decoding control
-               sequences to draw graphics.
-
-               The default is "0".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:decTerminalID" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:decTerminalID">decTerminalID</a></b> (class <b>DecTerminalID</b>)
-               Specifies  the  emulation  level  (100=VT100, 220=VT220, etc.),
-               used to  determine  the  type  of  response  to  a  DA  control
-               sequence.   Leading  non-digit  characters  are  ignored, e.g.,
-               "vt100" and "100" are the same.  The default is "420".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:defaultString" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:defaultString">defaultString</a></b> (class <b>DefaultString</b>)
-               Specify the character (or string) which <i>xterm</i>  will  substitute
-               when   pasted   text  includes  a  character  which  cannot  be
-               represented in the current  encoding.   For  instance,  pasting
-               UTF-8 text into a display of ISO-8859-1 characters will only be
-               able  to  display  codes  0-255,  while  UTF-8 text can include
-               Unicode values above 255.  The default is "#" (a  single  pound
-               sign).
-
-               If the undisplayable text would be double-width, <i>xterm</i> will add
-               a  space  after  the  "#"  character,  to give roughly the same
-               layout on the screen as the original text.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:deleteIsDEL" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:deleteIsDEL">deleteIsDEL</a></b> (class <b>DeleteIsDEL</b>)
-               Specifies what the <i>Delete</i> key on the editing keypad should send
-               when pressed.  The resource value is a string, evaluated  as  a
-               boolean  after  startup.  <i>Xterm</i> uses it in conjunction with the
-               <b><a href="#Application-Resources:keyboardType">keyboardType</a></b> resource:
-
-               <b>o</b>   If the keyboard type  is  "default",  or  "vt220"  and  the
-                   resource  is  either "true" or "maybe" send the VT220-style
-                   <i>Remove</i> escape sequence.  Otherwise, send DEL (127).
-
-               <b>o</b>   If the keyboard type  is  "legacy",  and  the  resource  is
-                   "true" send DEL.  Otherwise, send the <i>Remove</i> sequence.
-
-               <b>o</b>   Otherwise,  if  the  keyboard type is none of these special
-                   cases, send DEL (127).
-
-               The default is "Maybe".  The resource is allowed to be  a  non-
-               boolean "maybe" so that the popup menu <b><a href="#Main-Options:Delete-is-DEL">Delete is DEL</a></b> entry does
-               not override the keyboard type.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:directColor" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:directColor">directColor</a></b> (class <b>DirectColor</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  to  handle  direct-color  control sequences
-               using the X server's available colors, or to approximate  those
-               using a color map with 256 entries.  A "true" value enables the
-               former.  The default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:disallowedColorOps" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:disallowedColorOps">disallowedColorOps</a></b> (class <b>DisallowedColorOps</b>)
-               Specify  which  features  will  be disabled if <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowColorOps">allowColorOps</a></b> is
-               false.  This is a comma-separated list of names.   The  default
-               value is
-
-                   SetColor,GetColor,GetAnsiColor
-
-               The  names are listed below.  <i>Xterm</i> ignores capitalization, but
-               they are shown in mixed-case for clarity.
-
-               SetColor
-                    Set a specific dynamic color.
-
-               GetColor
-                    Report the current setting of a given dynamic color.
-
-               GetAnsiColor
-                    Report the current setting of a given ANSI color (actually
-                    any of the colors set via ANSI-style controls).
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:disallowedFontOps" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:disallowedFontOps">disallowedFontOps</a></b> (class <b>DisallowedFontOps</b>)
-               Specify which features will  be  disabled  if  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowFontOps">allowFontOps</a></b>  is
-               false.   This  is a comma-separated list of names.  The default
-               value is
-
-                   SetFont,GetFont
-
-               The names are listed below.  <i>Xterm</i> ignores capitalization,  but
-               they are shown in mixed-case for clarity.
-
-               SetFont
-                    Set the specified font.
-
-               GetFont
-                    Report the specified font.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:disallowedMouseOps" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:disallowedMouseOps">disallowedMouseOps</a></b> (class <b>DisallowedMouseOps</b>)
-               Specify  which  features  will  be disabled if <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowMouseOps">allowMouseOps</a></b> is
-               false.  This is a comma-separated list of names.   The  default
-               value  is  "*"  which  matches all names.  The names are listed
-               below.  <i>Xterm</i> ignores capitalization, but  they  are  shown  in
-               mixed-case for clarity.
-
-               X10  The original X10 mouse protocol.
-
-               Locator
-                    DEC locator mode
-
-               VT200Click
-                    X11 mouse-clicks only.
-
-               VT200Hilite
-                    X11 mouse-clicks and highlighting.
-
-               AnyButton
-                    XFree86  <i>xterm</i> any-button mode sends button-clicks as well
-                    as motion events while the button is pressed.
-
-               AnyEvent
-                    XFree86 <i>xterm</i> any-event mode sends button-clicks  as  well
-                    as motion events whether or not a button is pressed.
-
-               FocusEvent
-                    Send FocusIn/FocusOut events.
-
-               Extended
-                    The  first  extension  beyond  X11  mouse  protocol,  this
-                    encodes the coordinates in UTF-8.   It  is  deprecated  in
-                    favor of <i>SGR</i>, but provided for compatibility.
-
-               SGR  This is the recommended extension for mouse-coordinates
-
-               URXVT
-                    Like <i>Extended</i>, this is provided for compatibility.
-
-               AlternateScroll
-                    This overrides the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:alternateScroll">alternateScroll</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:disallowedPasteControls" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:disallowedPasteControls">disallowedPasteControls</a></b> (class <b>DisallowedPasteControls</b>)
-               Use  this  resource  to  disallow  pasting  specific C0 control
-               characters when the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowPasteControls">allowPasteControls</a></b> resource is false (i.e.,
-               the  default).   This  resource  defines  the  set  of  control
-               characters  which  cannot  be  pasted,  converting  each into a
-               space.  Other C0 controls are pasted without change.
-
-               The resource value is a comma-separated list of  names.   <i>Xterm</i>
-               ignores capitalization.  The default value is
-
-                   BS,DEL,ENQ,EOT,ESC,NUL,STTY
-
-               The names are listed below:
-
-               C0   all ASCII control characters.
-
-               <i>Individual C0 characters</i>
-                    NUL,  SOH,  STX,  ETX, EOT, ENQ, ACK, BEL, BS, HT, LF, VT,
-                    FF, CR, SO, SI, DLE, DC1, DC2, DC3, DC4,  NAK,  SYN,  ETB,
-                    CAN, EM, SUB, ESC, FS, GS, RS, US
-
-               DEL  ASCII delete
-
-               NL   ASCII line-feed, i.e., "newline" is the same as LF.
-
-               STTY special characters which are set with <b><a href="http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/stty.html">stty(1)</a></b>.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:disallowedTcapOps" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:disallowedTcapOps">disallowedTcapOps</a></b> (class <b>DisallowedTcapOps</b>)
-               Specify  which  features  will  be  disabled if <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowTcapOps">allowTcapOps</a></b> is
-               false.  This is a comma-separated list of names.   The  default
-               value is
-
-                   SetTcap,GetTcap
-
-               The  names are listed below.  <i>Xterm</i> ignores capitalization, but
-               they are shown in mixed-case for clarity.
-
-               SetTcap
-                    (not implemented)
-
-               GetTcap
-                    Report specified function- and other special keys.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:disallowedWindowOps" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:disallowedWindowOps">disallowedWindowOps</a></b> (class <b>DisallowedWindowOps</b>)
-               Specify which features will be disabled  if  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowWindowOps">allowWindowOps</a></b>  is
-               false.   This  is  a comma-separated list of names, or (for the
-               controls  adapted  from  <i>dtterm</i>  the  operation  number).   The
-               default value is
-
-                   GetChecksum,GetIconTitle,GetSelection,GetWinTitle,SetSelection,SetXprop
-                   (i.e., all except a few "dangerous" operations are allowed).
-
-               The  names are listed below.  <i>Xterm</i> ignores capitalization, but
-               they are shown in mixed-case for clarity.  Where a  number  can
-               be used as an alternative, it is given in parentheses after the
-               name.
-
-               ColumnMode
-                    Enable  (or disable) switching between 80 and 132 columns.
-                    This is in addition to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:c132">c132</a></b> resource.
-
-               GetChecksum
-                    Report checksum of characters in a rectangular region.
-
-               GetIconTitle (20)
-                    Report <i>xterm</i> window's icon label as a string.
-
-               GetScreenSizeChars (19)
-                    Report the size of the screen in characters as numbers.
-
-               GetSelection
-                    Report selection data as a base64 string.
-
-               GetWinPosition (13)
-                    Report <i>xterm</i> window position as numbers.
-
-               GetWinSizeChars (18)
-                    Report the size of the text area in characters as numbers.
-
-               GetWinSizePixels (14)
-                    Report <i>xterm</i> window in pixels as numbers.
-
-               GetWinState (11)
-                    Report <i>xterm</i> window state as a number.
-
-               GetWinTitle (21)
-                    Report <i>xterm</i> window's title as a string.
-
-               LowerWin (6)
-                    Lower the <i>xterm</i> window  to  the  bottom  of  the  stacking
-                    order.
-
-               MaximizeWin (9)
-                    Maximize window (i.e., resize to screen size).
-
-               FullscreenWin (10)
-                    Use  full  screen  (i.e.,  resize  to screen size, without
-                    window decorations).
-
-               MinimizeWin (2)
-                    Iconify window.
-
-               PopTitle (23)
-                    Pop title from internal stack.
-
-               PushTitle (22)
-                    Push title to internal stack.
-
-               RaiseWin (5)
-                    Raise the <i>xterm</i> window to the front of the stacking order.
-
-               RefreshWin (7)
-                    Refresh the <i>xterm</i> window.
-
-               RestoreWin (1)
-                    De-iconify window.
-
-               SetChecksum
-                    Modify algorithm for reporting checksum of characters in a
-                    rectangular region.
-
-               SetSelection
-                    Set selection data.
-
-               SetWinLines
-                    Resize to a given number of lines, at least 24.
-
-               SetWinPosition (3)
-                    Move window to given coordinates.
-
-               SetWinSizeChars (8)
-                    Resize the text area to given size in characters.
-
-               SetWinSizePixels (4)
-                    Resize the <i>xterm</i> window to given size in pixels.
-
-               SetXprop
-                    Set X property on top-level window.
-
-               StatusLine
-                    Resize window to provide a VT320-style status line.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:dynamicColors" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:dynamicColors">dynamicColors</a></b> (class <b>DynamicColors</b>)
-               Specifies whether or not  escape  sequences  to  change  colors
-               assigned to different attributes are recognized.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:eightBitControl" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:eightBitControl">eightBitControl</a></b> (class <b>EightBitControl</b>)
-               Specifies whether or not control sequences sent by the terminal
-               should  be  eight-bit  characters  or  escape  sequences.   The
-               default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:eightBitInput" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:eightBitInput">eightBitInput</a></b> (class <b>EightBitInput</b>)
-               If "true", Meta characters (a  single-byte  character  combined
-               with  the  <i>Meta</i>  modifier  key)  input  from  the  keyboard are
-               presented as a single  character,  modified  according  to  the
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:eightBitMeta">eightBitMeta</a></b>   resource.    If  "false",  Meta  characters  are
-               converted into a  two-character  sequence  with  the  character
-               itself preceded by ESC.  The default is "true".
-
-               The  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:metaSendsEscape">metaSendsEscape</a></b>  and <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:altSendsEscape">altSendsEscape</a></b> resources may override
-               this feature.  Generally keyboards do not have  a  key  labeled
-               "Meta",  but "Alt" keys are common, and they are conventionally
-               used for "Meta".  If they were synonymous, it would  have  been
-               reasonable  to  name  this resource "<b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:altSendsEscape">altSendsEscape</a></b>", reversing
-               its sense.  For more  background  on  this,  see  the  <a href="/ncurses/man/curs_inopts.3x.html#h3-meta"><b>meta(3X)</b></a>
-               function in curses.
-
-               Note  that  the <i>Alt</i> key is not necessarily the same as the <i>Meta</i>
-               modifier.  The <i>xmodmap</i> utility lists  your  key  modifiers.   X
-               defines  modifiers  for shift, (caps) lock and control, as well
-               as 5 additional modifiers which are generally used to configure
-               key modifiers.  <i>Xterm</i> inspects the same information to find the
-               modifier associated with either <i>Meta</i> key (left or  right),  and
-               uses  that  key  as  the  <i>Meta</i> modifier.  It also looks for the
-               NumLock key, to recognize the modifier which is associated with
-               that.
-
-               If your <i>xmodmap</i> configuration uses the same keycodes  for  Alt-
-               and  Meta-keys,  <i>xterm</i>  will  only see the Alt-key definitions,
-               since those are tested before  Meta-keys.   NumLock  is  tested
-               first.   It is important to keep these keys distinct; otherwise
-               some of <i>xterm</i>'s functionality is not available.
-
-               The <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:eightBitInput">eightBitInput</a></b> resource  is  tested  at  startup  time.   If
-               "true",  the  <i>xterm</i>  tries to put the terminal into 8-bit mode.
-               If "false", on startup, <i>xterm</i> tries to put  the  terminal  into
-               7-bit  mode.   For  some  configurations  this is unsuccessful;
-               failure is ignored.  After startup, <i>xterm</i> does not  change  the
-               terminal between 8-bit and 7-bit mode.
-
-               As  originally  implemented  in X11, the resource value did not
-               change after startup.  However (since patch #216 in 2006) <i>xterm</i>
-               can modify <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:eightBitInput">eightBitInput</a></b> after startup via a control  sequence.
-               The corresponding terminfo capabilities <b>smm</b> (set meta mode) and
-               <b>rmm</b>  (reset  meta  mode)  have been recognized by <i>bash</i> for some
-               time.  Interestingly  enough,  <i>bash</i>'s  notion  of  "meta  mode"
-               differs  from the standard definition (in the <i>terminfo</i> manual),
-               which describes the change to the eighth bit  of  a  character.
-               It  happens  that  <i>bash</i>  views "meta mode" as the ESC character
-               that <i>xterm</i> puts before a character when a special meta  key  is
-               pressed.   <i>bash</i>'s  early  documentation  talks  about  the  ESC
-               character and ignores the eighth bit.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:eightBitMeta" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:eightBitMeta">eightBitMeta</a></b> (class <b>EightBitMeta</b>)
-               This controls the way  <i>xterm</i>  modifies  the  eighth  bit  of  a
-               single-byte  key  when  the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:eightBitInput">eightBitInput</a></b> resource is set.  The
-               default is "locale".
-
-               The resource value is a string, evaluated as  a  boolean  after
-               startup.
-
-               false
-                    The key is sent unmodified.
-
-               locale
-                    The  key  is  modified  only  if the locale uses eight-bit
-                    encoding.
-
-               true The key is sent modified.
-
-               never
-                    The key is always sent unmodified.
-
-               Except  for  the  <b>never</b>  choice,  <i>xterm</i>  honors  the   terminfo
-               capabilities  <b>smm</b>  (set  meta  mode) and <b>rmm</b> (reset meta mode),
-               allowing the feature to be turned on or off dynamically.
-
-               If <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:eightBitMeta">eightBitMeta</a></b> is enabled when the locale  uses  UTF-8,  <i>xterm</i>
-               encodes the value as UTF-8 (since patch #183 in 2003).
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:eightBitOutput" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:eightBitOutput">eightBitOutput</a></b> (class <b>EightBitOutput</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  or  not  eight-bit characters sent from the
-               host should be accepted as is or stripped  when  printed.   The
-               default is "true", which means that they are accepted as is.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:eightBitSelectTypes" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:eightBitSelectTypes">eightBitSelectTypes</a></b> (class <b>EightBitSelectTypes</b>)
-               Override   <i>xterm</i>'s   default   selection   target   list   (see
-               <b><a href="#h2-SELECT_PASTE">SELECT/PASTE</a></b>) for selections in normal (ISO-8859-1) mode.   The
-               default  is  an empty string, i.e., "", which does not override
-               anything.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:eraseSavedLines" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:eraseSavedLines">eraseSavedLines</a></b> (class <b>EraseSavedLines</b>)
-               Specifies whether or not  to  allow  <i>xterm</i>  extended  ED/DECSED
-               control  sequences to erase the saved-line buffer.  The default
-               is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:faceName" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:faceName">faceName</a></b> (class <b>FaceName</b>)
-               Specify the  pattern  for  scalable  fonts  selected  from  the
-               FreeType  library if support for that library was compiled into
-               <i>xterm</i>.  There is no default value.
-
-               One or more fonts can be specified, separated  by  commas.   If
-               prefixed  with  "x:" or "x11:" the specification applies to the
-               XLFD  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:font">font</a></b>  resource.   A  "xft:"  prefix   is   accepted   but
-               unnecessary  since  a missing prefix for <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceName">faceName</a></b> means that it
-               will be used for TrueType.  For example,
-
-                   XTerm*faceName: x:fixed,xft:Bitstream Vera Sans Mono
-
-               Two TrueType fonts can be specified in this way.  The first  is
-               the  primary  font; the second acts as a manual override to the
-               <i>fontconfig</i> fontset.
-
-               If no <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceName">faceName</a></b> resource is specified, or if there is  no  match
-               for  both  TrueType  normal and bold fonts, <i>xterm</i> uses the XLFD
-               (bitmap) <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:font">font</a></b> and related resources.
-
-               It is possible to select suitable bitmap fonts using  a  script
-               such as this:
-
-                   #!/bin/sh
-                   FONT=`xfontsel -print`
-                   test -n "$FONT" &amp;&amp; xfd -fn "$FONT"
-
-               However  (even  though  <i>xfd</i>  accepts  a  "<b><a href="#OPTIONS:-fa">-fa</a></b>" option to denote
-               FreeType fonts), <i>xfontsel</i> has not been similarly extended.   As
-               a workaround, you may try
-
-                   fc-list :scalable=true:spacing=mono: family
-
-               to  find a list of scalable fixed-pitch fonts which may be used
-               for the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceName">faceName</a></b> resource value.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:faceNameDoublesize" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:faceNameDoublesize">faceNameDoublesize</a></b> (class <b>FaceNameDoublesize</b>)
-               Specify  a  double-width  scalable  font  for  cases  where  an
-               application requires this, e.g., in CJK applications.  There is
-               no default value.
-
-               Like  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceName">faceName</a></b>  resource,  this  allows one or more comma-
-               separated  font  specifications  to  be  applied  to  the  <i>wide</i>
-               TrueType or XLFD fonts.
-
-               If   the  application  uses  double-wide  characters  and  this
-               resource is not given, <i>xterm</i> will use a scaled version  of  the
-               font given by <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceName">faceName</a></b>.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:faceSize" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:faceSize">faceSize</a></b> (class <b>FaceSize</b>)
-               Specify  the  pointsize  for  fonts  selected from the FreeType
-               library if support for that library was  compiled  into  <i>xterm</i>.
-               The  default is "8.0" On the <b><a href="#h3-VT-Fonts">VT Fonts</a></b> menu, this corresponds to
-               the <i>Default</i> entry.
-
-               Although the default is "8.0", this may not be the same as  the
-               pointsize for the default bitmap font, i.e., that assigned with
-               the  <b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-fn">-fn</a></b>  option,  or  the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:font">font</a></b> resource.  The default value of
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceSize">faceSize</a></b> is chosen to match  the  size  of  the  "fixed"  font,
-               making switching between bitmap and TrueType fonts via the font
-               menu  give comparable sizes for the window.  If your <b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-fn">-fn</a></b> option
-               uses a different  pointsize,  you  might  want  to  adjust  the
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceSize">faceSize</a></b> resource to match.
-
-               You  can specify the pointsize for TrueType fonts selected with
-               the other size-related menu entries such as Medium, Huge, etc.,
-               by using one of the following resource values.  If you  do  not
-               specify  a  value, they default to "0.0", which causes <i>xterm</i> to
-               use the ratio of font sizes from the corresponding bitmap  font
-               resources to obtain a TrueType pointsize.
-
-               If  all  of the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceSize">faceSize</a></b> resources are set, then <i>xterm</i> will use
-               this information to determine the next smaller/larger  TrueType
-               font  for  the  <b><a href="#Actions:larger-vt-font">larger-vt-font</a></b><b>()</b> and <b><a href="#Actions:smaller-vt-font">smaller-vt-font</a></b><b>()</b> actions.
-               If any are not set, <i>xterm</i> will use only the areas of the bitmap
-               fonts.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:faceSize1" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:faceSize1">faceSize1</a></b> (class <b>FaceSize1</b>)
-               Specifies the pointsize of the first alternative font.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:faceSize2" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:faceSize2">faceSize2</a></b> (class <b>FaceSize2</b>)
-               Specifies the pointsize of the second alternative font.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:faceSize3" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:faceSize3">faceSize3</a></b> (class <b>FaceSize3</b>)
-               Specifies the pointsize of the third alternative font.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:faceSize4" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:faceSize4">faceSize4</a></b> (class <b>FaceSize4</b>)
-               Specifies the pointsize of the fourth alternative font.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:faceSize5" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:faceSize5">faceSize5</a></b> (class <b>FaceSize5</b>)
-               Specifies the pointsize of the fifth alternative font.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:faceSize6" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:faceSize6">faceSize6</a></b> (class <b>FaceSize6</b>)
-               Specifies the pointsize of the sixth alternative font.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:faceSize7" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:faceSize7">faceSize7</a></b> (class <b>FaceSize7</b>)
-               Specifies the pointsize of the seventh alternative font.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:faintIsRelative" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:faintIsRelative">faintIsRelative</a></b> (class <b>FaintIsRelative</b>)
-               Faint colors are derived from the current text color, e.g., the
-               ANSI colors, by scaling the red,  green  and  blue  components.
-               Use  this  resource to specify whether that is done relative to
-               the current background color, or as  an  absolute  value.   The
-               default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:fastScroll" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:fastScroll">fastScroll</a></b> (class <b>FastScroll</b>)
-               Modifies  the effect of jump scroll (<b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:jumpScroll">jumpScroll</a></b>) by suppressing
-               screen refreshes for the special case when output to the screen
-               has completely  shifted  the  contents  off-screen.   Likewise,
-               screen  refreshes  for related actions, e.g., carriage returns,
-               are suppressed.
-
-               For instance, <i>cat</i>'ing a  large  file  to  the  screen  normally
-               results  in a large number of screen refreshes.  By suppressing
-               the corresponding refreshes, scrolling speed improves.
-
-               The default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:font" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:font">font</a></b> (class <b>Font</b>)
-               Specifies the name of the normal font.  The default is "fixed".
-
-               See the discussion of the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:locale">locale</a></b> resource, which describes  how
-               this font may be overridden.
-
-               NOTE: some resource files use patterns such as
-
-                   *font: fixed
-
-               which are overly broad, affecting both
-
-                   xterm.vt100.font
-
-               and
-
-                   xterm.vt100.utf8Fonts.font
-
-               which is probably not what you intended.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:font1" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:font1">font1</a></b> (class <b>Font1</b>)
-               Specifies the name of the first alternative font, corresponding
-               to "Unreadable" in the standard menu.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:font2" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:font2">font2</a></b> (class <b>Font2</b>)
-               Specifies   the   name   of   the   second   alternative  font,
-               corresponding to "Tiny" in the standard menu.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:font3" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:font3">font3</a></b> (class <b>Font3</b>)
-               Specifies the name of the third alternative font, corresponding
-               to "Small" in the standard menu.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:font4" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:font4">font4</a></b> (class <b>Font4</b>)
-               Specifies  the   name   of   the   fourth   alternative   font,
-               corresponding to "Medium" in the standard menu.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:font5" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:font5">font5</a></b> (class <b>Font5</b>)
-               Specifies the name of the fifth alternative font, corresponding
-               to "Large" in the standard menu.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:font6" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:font6">font6</a></b> (class <b>Font6</b>)
-               Specifies the name of the sixth alternative font, corresponding
-               to "Huge" in the standard menu.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:font7" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:font7">font7</a></b> (class <b>Font7</b>)
-               Specifies   the   name   of   the   seventh  alternative  font,
-               corresponding to "Enormous" in the standard menu.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:fontDoublesize" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:fontDoublesize">fontDoublesize</a></b> (class <b>FontDoublesize</b>)
-               Specifies whether <i>xterm</i> should attempt to use font  scaling  to
-               draw  double-sized  characters.  Some older font servers cannot
-               do this properly, will return  misleading  font  metrics.   The
-               default  is  "true".   If disabled, <i>xterm</i> will simulate double-
-               sized characters  by  drawing  normal  characters  with  spaces
-               between them.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:fontWarnings" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:fontWarnings">fontWarnings</a></b> (class <b>FontWarnings</b>)
-               Specify  whether  <i>xterm</i>  should  report an error if it fails to
-               load a font:
-
-               0    Never report an error (though the X libraries may).
-
-               1    Report an error if the font name was given as  a  resource
-                    setting.
-
-               2    Always report an error on failure to load a font.
-
-               The default is "1".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:forceBoxChars" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:forceBoxChars">forceBoxChars</a></b> (class <b>ForceBoxChars</b>)
-               Specifies whether <i>xterm</i> should assume the normal and bold fonts
-               have VT100 line-drawing characters:
-
-               <b>o</b>   The  fixed-pitch  ISO-8859-*-encoded  fonts  used  by <i>xterm</i>
-                   normally have the VT100 line-drawing glyphs in cells  1-31.
-                   Other  fixed-pitch  fonts  may be more attractive, but lack
-                   these glyphs.
-
-               <b>o</b>   When using an ISO-10646-1 font and the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:wideChars">wideChars</a></b>  resource
-                   is  true,  <i>xterm</i>  uses  the  Unicode glyphs which match the
-                   VT100 line-drawing glyphs.
-
-               The default is "false":
-
-               <b>o</b>   If "false", <i>xterm</i> checks for missing glyphs in the font and
-                   makes line-drawing characters directly as needed.
-
-                   When "false", <i>xterm</i> also  shows  a  blank  where  otherwise
-                   printable glyphs are missing from the current font.
-
-               <b>o</b>   If  "true",  <i>xterm</i>  assumes  the  font does not contain the
-                   line-drawing characters, and draws them directly.
-
-                   When "true", <i>xterm</i> also shows a dashed  box  outline  where
-                   otherwise  printable  glyphs  are  missing from the current
-                   font.
-
-               The VT100 line-drawing character set (also  known  as  the  <i>DEC</i>
-               <i>Special Character and Line Drawing Set</i>) is shown in this table.
-               It  includes  a  few  <i>special</i> characters which are not used for
-               drawing lines:
-
-               <i>Cell   Unicode   Description</i>
-               ------------------------------------------------------------
-               0      U+25AE    black vertical rectangle
-               1      U+25C6    black diamond
-               2      U+2592    medium shade
-               3      U+2409    symbol for horizontal tabulation
-               4      U+240C    symbol for form feed
-               5      U+240D    symbol for carriage return
-               6      U+240A    symbol for line feed
-               7      U+00B0    degree sign
-               8      U+00B1    plus-minus sign
-               9      U+2424    symbol for newline
-               10     U+240B    symbol for vertical tabulation
-               11     U+2518    box drawings light up and left
-               12     U+2510    box drawings light down and left
-               13     U+250C    box drawings light down and right
-               14     U+2514    box drawings light up and right
-               15     U+253C    box drawings light vertical and horizontal
-               16     U+23BA    box drawings scan 1
-               17     U+23BB    box drawings scan 3
-               18     U+2500    box drawings light horizontal
-               19     U+23BC    box drawings scan 7
-               20     U+23BD    box drawings scan 9
-               21     U+251C    box drawings light vertical and right
-               22     U+2524    box drawings light vertical and left
-               23     U+2534    box drawings light up and horizontal
-               24     U+252C    box drawings light down and horizontal
-               25     U+2502    box drawings light vertical
-               26     U+2264    less-than or equal to
-               27     U+2265    greater-than or equal to
-               28     U+03C0    greek small letter pi
-               29     U+2260    not equal to
-               30     U+00A3    pound sign
-               31     U+00B7    middle dot
-               ------------------------------------------------------------
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:forcePackedFont" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:forcePackedFont">forcePackedFont</a></b> (class <b>ForcePackedFont</b>)
-               Specifies whether <i>xterm</i> should use the maximum or minimum glyph
-               width when displaying using a bitmap  font.   Use  the  maximum
-               width  to help with proportional fonts.  The default is "true",
-               denoting the minimum width.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:forceXftHeight" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:forceXftHeight">forceXftHeight</a></b> (class <b>ForceXftHeight</b>)
-               Specifies whether <i>xterm</i> should use the given font  metrics  for
-               TrueType  fonts,  or  amend the ascent/descent to total no more
-               than the given font-height.  This optional feature is  used  to
-               work around inconsistencies in FreeType's rounding computation.
-               The default is "false", denoting the given metrics.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:foreground" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:foreground">foreground</a></b> (class <b>Foreground</b>)
-               Specifies  the  color to use for displaying text in the window.
-               Setting the class name instead of the instance name is an  easy
-               way  to  have everything that would normally appear in the text
-               color change color.  The default is "XtDefaultForeground".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:formatCursorKeys" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:formatCursorKeys">formatCursorKeys</a></b> (class <b>FormatCursorKeys</b>)
-               When <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyCursorKeys">modifyCursorKeys</a></b> is 4 or greater, use modified form as  in
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:formatOtherKeys">formatOtherKeys</a></b>,  for  cursor-keys  instead of the conventional
-               form.  The default is "0".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:formatFunctionKeys" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:formatFunctionKeys">formatFunctionKeys</a></b> (class <b>FormatFunctionKeys</b>)
-               When <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyFunctionKeys">modifyFunctionKeys</a></b> is 4 or greater, use modified  form  as
-               in   <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:formatOtherKeys">formatOtherKeys</a></b>,   for   function-keys   instead   of  the
-               conventional form.  The default is "0".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:formatKeypadKeys" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:formatKeypadKeys">formatKeypadKeys</a></b> (class <b>FormatKeypadKeys</b>)
-               When <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyKeypadKeys">modifyKeypadKeys</a></b> is 4 or greater, use modified form as  in
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:formatOtherKeys">formatOtherKeys</a></b>,   for   numeric  keypad-keys  instead  of  the
-               conventional form.  The default is "0".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:formatModifierKeys" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:formatModifierKeys">formatModifierKeys</a></b> (class <b>FormatModifierKeys</b>)
-               When <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyModifierKeys">modifyModifierKeys</a></b> is 4 or greater, use modified  form  as
-               in   <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:formatOtherKeys">formatOtherKeys</a></b>,   for   modifier-keys   instead   of  the
-               conventional form.  The default is "0".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:formatOtherKeys" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:formatOtherKeys">formatOtherKeys</a></b> (class <b>FormatOtherKeys</b>)
-               Overrides the format of the  escape  sequence  used  to  report
-               modified keys with the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyOtherKeys">modifyOtherKeys</a></b> resource.
-
-               0  send   modified  keys  as  parameters  for  function-key  27
-                  (default).
-
-               1  send modified keys as parameters for CSI u.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:formatSpecialKeys" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:formatSpecialKeys">formatSpecialKeys</a></b> (class <b>FormatSpecialKeys</b>)
-               When <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:modifySpecialKeys">modifySpecialKeys</a></b> is 4 or greater, use modified form as in
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:formatOtherKeys">formatOtherKeys</a></b>, for special keys instead of  the  conventional
-               form.  The default is "0".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:freeBoldBox" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:freeBoldBox">freeBoldBox</a></b> (class <b>FreeBoldBox</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  <i>xterm</i>  should assume the bounding boxes for
-               normal and  bold  fonts  are  compatible.   If  "false",  <i>xterm</i>
-               compares them and will reject choices of bold fonts that do not
-               match  the  size  of  the normal font.  The default is "false",
-               which means that the comparison is performed.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:geometry" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:geometry">geometry</a></b> (class <b>Geometry</b>)
-               Specifies the preferred size and position of the VT<i>xxx</i>  window.
-               There is no default for this resource.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:highlightColor" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:highlightColor">highlightColor</a></b> (class <b>HighlightColor</b>)
-               Specifies  the  color  to  use  for  the background of selected
-               (highlighted) text.   If  not  specified  (i.e.,  matching  the
-               default  foreground),  reverse  video  is used.  The default is
-               "XtDefaultForeground".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:highlightColorMode" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:highlightColorMode">highlightColorMode</a></b> (class <b>HighlightColorMode</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  <i>xterm</i>  should  use  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:highlightTextColor">highlightTextColor</a></b>  and
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:highlightColor">highlightColor</a></b>  to  override the reversed foreground/background
-               colors in a selection.  The default is unspecified: at startup,
-               <i>xterm</i> checks if those resources are set to something other than
-               the default foreground and  background  colors.   Setting  this
-               resource disables the check.
-
-               The  following  table shows the interaction of the highlighting
-               resources, abbreviated as shown to fit in this page:
-
-               <i>HCM</i>
-                  highlightColorMode
-
-               <i>HR</i> highlightReverse
-
-               <i>HBG</i>
-                  highlightColor
-
-               <i>HFG</i>
-                  highlightTextColor
-
-               <i>HCM       HR      HBG       HFG       Highlight</i>
-               ------------------------------------------------
-               false     false   default   default   bg/fg
-               false     false   default   set       bg/fg
-               false     false   set       default   fg/HBG
-               false     false   set       set       fg/HBG
-               ------------------------------------------------
-               false     true    default   default   bg/fg
-               false     true    default   set       bg/fg
-               false     true    set       default   fg/HBG
-               false     true    set       set       fg/HBG
-               ------------------------------------------------
-               true      false   default   default   bg/fg
-               true      false   default   set       HFG/fg
-               true      false   set       default   bg/HBG
-               true      false   set       set       HFG/HBG
-               ------------------------------------------------
-               true      true    default   default   bg/fg
-               true      true    default   set       HFG/fg
-               true      true    set       default   fg/HBG
-               true      true    set       set       HFG/HBG
-               ------------------------------------------------
-               default   false   default   default   bg/fg
-               default   false   default   set       bg/fg
-               default   false   set       default   fg/HBG
-               default   false   set       set       HFG/HBG
-               ------------------------------------------------
-               default   true    default   default   bg/fg
-               default   true    default   set       bg/fg
-               default   true    set       default   fg/HBG
-               default   true    set       set       HFG/HBG
-               ------------------------------------------------
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:highlightReverse" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:highlightReverse">highlightReverse</a></b> (class <b>HighlightReverse</b>)
-               Specifies whether <i>xterm</i> should reverse the selection foreground
-               and background colors when selecting  text  with  reverse-video
-               attribute.    This  applies  only  to  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:highlightColor">highlightColor</a></b>  and
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:highlightTextColor">highlightTextColor</a></b> resources, e.g., to match the  color  scheme
-               of  <i>xwsh</i>.   If  "true",  <i>xterm</i> reverses the colors, If "false",
-               <i>xterm</i> does not reverse colors, The default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:highlightSelection" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:highlightSelection">highlightSelection</a></b> (class <b>HighlightSelection</b>)
-               Tells <i>xterm</i> whether to highlight all of the selected positions,
-               or only the selected text:
-
-               <b>o</b>   If  "false",  selecting  with  the  mouse  highlights   all
-                   positions  on  the  screen  between  the  beginning  of the
-                   selection and the current position.
-
-               <b>o</b>   If "true", <i>xterm</i> highlights only the positions that contain
-                   text that can be selected.
-
-               The default is "false".
-
-               Depending on the way your applications  write  to  the  screen,
-               there  may  be trailing blanks on a line.  <i>Xterm</i> stores data as
-               it is shown on the screen.  Erasing  the  display  changes  the
-               internal state of each cell so it is not considered a blank for
-               the  purpose of selection.  Blanks written since the last erase
-               are selectable.  If you do not wish to have trailing blanks  in
-               a selection, use the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:trimSelection">trimSelection</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:highlightTextColor" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:highlightTextColor">highlightTextColor</a></b> (class <b>HighlightTextColor</b>)
-               Specifies  the  color  to  use  for  the foreground of selected
-               (highlighted) text.   If  not  specified  (i.e.,  matching  the
-               default  background),  reverse  video  is used.  The default is
-               "XtDefaultBackground".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:hpLowerleftBugCompat" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:hpLowerleftBugCompat">hpLowerleftBugCompat</a></b> (class <b>HpLowerleftBugCompat</b>)
-               Specifies whether to work around  a  bug  in  HP's  <i>xdb</i>,  which
-               ignores  termcap  and  always  sends ESC F to move to the lower
-               left corner.  "true" causes <i>xterm</i>  to  interpret  ESC  F  as  a
-               request  to  move  to the lower left corner of the screen.  The
-               default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:i18nSelections" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:i18nSelections">i18nSelections</a></b> (class <b>I18nSelections</b>)
-               If false, <i>xterm</i> will not request the targets  <b>COMPOUND_TEXT</b>  or
-               <b>TEXT</b>.   The default is "true".  It may be set to false in order
-               to work around ICCCM violations by other X clients.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:iconBorderColor" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:iconBorderColor">iconBorderColor</a></b> (class <b>BorderColor</b>)
-               Specifies the border color for the active icon window  if  this
-               feature  is  compiled into <i>xterm</i>.  Not all window managers will
-               make the icon border visible.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:iconBorderWidth" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:iconBorderWidth">iconBorderWidth</a></b> (class <b>BorderWidth</b>)
-               Specifies the border width for the active icon window  if  this
-               feature  is  compiled into <i>xterm</i>.  The default is "2".  Not all
-               window managers will make the border visible.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:iconFont" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:iconFont">iconFont</a></b> (class <b>IconFont</b>)
-               Specifies the font for the miniature  active  icon  window,  if
-               this feature is compiled into <i>xterm</i>.  The default is "nil2".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:incrementalGraphics" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:incrementalGraphics">incrementalGraphics</a></b> (class <b>IncrementalGraphics</b>)
-               When  displaying  SIXEL  graphics,  refresh  the  screen  after
-               processing each cell.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:indicatorFormat" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:indicatorFormat">indicatorFormat</a></b> (class <b>IndicatorFormat</b>)
-               When displaying the status line using the <i>indicator</i> mode (i.e.,
-               selecting DECSSDT line type 1), format the  status  using  this
-               resource.
-
-               The  default  value  of  the  resource  displays the version of
-               <i>xterm</i>, the cursor position and the time/date:
-
-                   "%{version%}  %{position%}  %{unixtime%}"
-
-               If a "%" marker does not match any of the three special  tokens
-               used in the default resource setting, <i>xterm</i> uses <b><a href="http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/functions/strftime.html">strftime(3)</a></b> to
-               interpret it.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:initialFont" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:initialFont">initialFont</a></b> (class <b>InitialFont</b>)
-               Specifies  which  of  the VT100 fonts to use initially.  Values
-               are the same as for the <b><a href="#Actions:set-vt-font">set-vt-font</a></b>  action.   The  default  is
-               "d", i.e., "default".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:inputMethod" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:inputMethod">inputMethod</a></b> (class <b>InputMethod</b>)
-               Tells  <i>xterm</i>  which  type  of input method to use.  There is no
-               default method.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:internalBorder" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:internalBorder">internalBorder</a></b> (class <b>BorderWidth</b>)
-               Specifies the number of pixels between the characters  and  the
-               window border.  The default is "2".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:italicULMode" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:italicULMode">italicULMode</a></b> (class <b>ColorAttrMode</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  characters  with  the  underline  attribute
-               should  be  displayed  in  an  italic  font  or  as  underlined
-               characters.  It is implemented only for TrueType fonts.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:jumpScroll" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:jumpScroll">jumpScroll</a></b> (class <b>JumpScroll</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  or  not  jump  scroll should be used.  This
-               corresponds to the VT102 DECSCLM private mode.  The default  is
-               "true".  See <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:fastScroll">fastScroll</a></b> for a variation.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:keepClipboard" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:keepClipboard">keepClipboard</a></b> (class <b>KeepClipboard</b>)
-               Specifies  whether <i>xterm</i> will reuse the selection data which it
-               copied to the clipboard rather than asking  the  clipboard  for
-               its  current  contents when told to provide the selection.  The
-               default is "false".
-
-               If compiled into <i>xterm</i>, the menu entry  <b>Keep  Clipboard</b>  allows
-               you to change this at runtime.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:keepSelection" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:keepSelection">keepSelection</a></b> (class <b>KeepSelection</b>)
-               Specifies  whether <i>xterm</i> will keep the selection even after the
-               selected area was touched by some output to the terminal.   The
-               default is "true".
-
-               The  menu  entry  <b><a href="#VT-Options:Keep-Selection">Keep  Selection</a></b>  allows you to change this at
-               runtime.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:keyboardDialect" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:keyboardDialect">keyboardDialect</a></b> (class <b>KeyboardDialect</b>)
-               Specifies the initial keyboard dialect, as well as the  default
-               value  when the terminal is reset.  The value given is the same
-               as the final character in the control  sequences  which  change
-               character  sets.   The  default is "B", which corresponds to US
-               ASCII.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:limitFontsets" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:limitFontsets">limitFontsets</a></b> (class <b>LimitFontsets</b>)
-               Limits the number of TrueType fallback  fonts  (i.e.,  fontset)
-               which  can be tested.  The default is "50".  No more than "255"
-               will be scanned.
-
-               This limits the number of fallback fonts which  <i>xterm</i>  uses  to
-               display  characters.   Because  TrueType  fonts  typically  are
-               small, <i>xterm</i> may open several fonts for good coverage, and  may
-               open additional fonts to obtain information.  You can see which
-               font-files  <i>xterm</i>  opens  by  setting  the environment variable
-               <b>XFT_DEBUG</b> to 3.  The Xft library and <i>xterm</i> write this debugging
-               trace to the standard output.
-
-               Set this to "0" to disable fallbacks entirely.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:limitFontHeight" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:limitFontHeight">limitFontHeight</a></b> (class <b>LimitFontHeight</b>)
-               When scaling a TrueType font to provide the parts for a double-
-               high  character,  <i>xterm</i>  compares  the  scaled  font  with  the
-               original to ensure that it is taller.
-
-               The default is "10" (percent).
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:limitFontWidth" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:limitFontWidth">limitFontWidth</a></b> (class <b>LimitFontWidth</b>)
-               When  looking  for fallback fonts, <i>xterm</i> checks to see that the
-               character to be displayed is the  same  width  as  the  primary
-               font.   If a character extends outside the font's bounding box,
-               <i>xterm</i> will clip it, to fit.
-
-               This resource controls the amount by which  the  character  can
-               extend  outside its bounding box before <i>xterm</i> looks further for
-               a better font.
-
-               This resource is  also  used  in  scaling  TrueType  fonts  for
-               double-wide  characters,  like  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:limitFontHeight">limitFontHeight</a></b> for double-wide
-               characters.
-
-               The default is "10" (percent).
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:limitResize" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:limitResize">limitResize</a></b> (class <b>LimitResize</b>)
-               Limits resizing of the screen via control sequence to  a  given
-               multiple of the display dimensions.  The default is "1".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:limitResponse" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:limitResponse">limitResponse</a></b> (class <b>LimitResponse</b>)
-               Limits  the  buffer-size  used  when  <i>xterm</i>  replies to various
-               control sequences.  The default is "1024".  The  minimum  value
-               is "256".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:locale" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:locale">locale</a></b> (class <b>Locale</b>)
-               Specifies  how  to  use  <a href="/luit/manpage/luit.html"><b>luit(1)</b></a>, an encoding converter between
-               UTF-8 and locale encodings.  The resource value (ignoring case)
-               may be:
-
-               <i>true</i>
-                   <i>Xterm</i>  will  use  the  encoding  specified  by  the  users'
-                   LC_CTYPE locale (i.e., LC_ALL, LC_CTYPE, or LANG variables)
-                   as  far  as  possible.  This is realized by always enabling
-                   UTF-8 mode and invoking <i>luit</i> in non-UTF-8 locales.
-
-               <i>medium</i>
-                   <i>Xterm</i> will follow users' LC_CTYPE locale  only  for  UTF-8,
-                   east  Asian, and Thai locales, where the encodings were not
-                   supported by conventional 8bit mode  with  changing  fonts.
-                   For other locales, <i>xterm</i> will use conventional 8bit mode.
-
-               <i>checkfont</i>
-                   If  mini-luit is compiled-in, <i>xterm</i> will check if a Unicode
-                   font has been specified.  If so, it checks if the character
-                   encoding for  the  current  locale  is  POSIX,  Latin-1  or
-                   Latin-9, uses the appropriate mapping to support those with
-                   the  Unicode font.  For other encodings, <i>xterm</i> assumes that
-                   UTF-8 encoding is required.
-
-               <i>false</i>
-                   <i>Xterm</i>  will  use  conventional  8bit  mode  or  UTF-8  mode
-                   according to <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8">utf8</a></b> resource or <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-u8">-u8</a></b> option.
-
-               Any other value, e.g., "UTF-8" or "ISO8859-2", is assumed to be
-               an encoding name; <i>luit</i> will be invoked to support the encoding.
-               The  actual  list  of supported encodings depends on <i>luit</i>.  The
-               default is "medium".
-
-               Regardless of your locale and encoding, you need an ISO-10646-1
-               font to display the result.  Your configuration may not include
-               this font, or locale-support by <i>xterm</i> may not be needed.
-
-               At  startup,  <i>xterm</i>  uses  a  mechanism   equivalent   to   the
-               <b><a href="#Actions:load-vt-fonts">load-vt-fonts</a>(utf8Fonts,Utf8Fonts)</b>  action  to  load  font name
-               subresources of the VT100 widget.  That is,  resource  patterns
-               such  as  "<b>*vt100.utf8Fonts.font</b>"  will be loaded, and (if this
-               resource  is  enabled),  override  the  normal  fonts.   If  no
-               subresources are found, the normal fonts such as "<b>*vt100.font</b>",
-               etc., are used.
-
-               For instance, you could have this in your resource file:
-
-                   *VT100.font: 12x24
-                   *VT100.utf8Fonts.font:9x15
-
-               When  started  with  a  UTF-8 locale, <i>xterm</i> would use 9x15, but
-               allow you to switch to the 12x24  font  using  the  menu  entry
-               "<b><a href="#VT-Fonts:UTF-8-Fonts">UTF-8 Fonts</a></b>".
-
-               The  resource  files  distributed  with  <i>xterm</i>  use ISO-10646-1
-               fonts, but do not rely on them unless you are using the  locale
-               mechanism.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:localeFilter" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:localeFilter">localeFilter</a></b> (class <b>LocaleFilter</b>)
-               Specifies  the  file  name  for  the encoding converter from/to
-               locale encodings and UTF-8 which is used with the <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-lc">-lc</a></b> option or
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:locale">locale</a></b> resource.  The help message shown by "xterm -help" lists
-               the default value, which depends on your system configuration.
-
-               If the encoding converter requires command-line parameters, you
-               can add those after the command, e.g.,
-
-                   *localeFilter: xterm-filter -p
-
-               Alternatively, you may put  those  parameters  within  a  shell
-               script to execute the converter, and set this resource to point
-               to the shell script.
-
-               When  using  a  locale-filter, e.g., with the <i>-e</i> option, or the
-               shell, <i>xterm</i> first tries passing control via that  filter.   If
-               it  fails,  <i>xterm</i>  will retry without the locale-filter.  <i>Xterm</i>
-               warns about the failure before retrying.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:logFile" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:logFile">logFile</a></b> (class <b>Logfile</b>)
-               Specify  the  name  for  <i>xterm</i>'s  log  file.   If  no  name  is
-               specified,  <i>xterm</i> will generate a name when logging is enabled,
-               as described in the <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-l">-l</a></b> option.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:logInhibit" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:logInhibit">logInhibit</a></b> (class <b>LogInhibit</b>)
-               If "true", prevent the  logging  feature  from  being  enabled,
-               whether by the command-line option <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-l">-l</a></b>, or the menu entry <b><a href="#Main-Options:Log-to-File">Log to</a></b>
-               <b><a href="#Main-Options:Log-to-File">File</a></b>.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:logging" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:logging">logging</a></b> (class <b>Logging</b>)
-               If  "true",  (and  if <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:logInhibit">logInhibit</a></b> is not set) enable the logging
-               feature.  This resource is set/updated by the <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-l">-l</a></b> option and the
-               menu entry <b><a href="#Main-Options:Log-to-File">Log to File</a></b>.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:loginShell" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:loginShell">loginShell</a></b> (class <b>LoginShell</b>)
-               Specifies whether or not the shell to  be  run  in  the  window
-               should be started as a login shell.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:marginBell" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:marginBell">marginBell</a></b> (class <b>MarginBell</b>)
-               Specifies  whether or not the bell should be rung when the user
-               types near the right margin.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:maxGraphicSize" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:maxGraphicSize">maxGraphicSize</a></b> (class <b>MaxGraphicSize</b>)
-               If <i>xterm</i> is configured to support ReGIS or SIXEL graphics, this
-               resource controls the maximum size of  a  graph  which  can  be
-               displayed.
-
-               The default is "1000x1000" (given as <i>width</i> by <i>height</i>).
-
-               If the resource is "auto" then <i>xterm</i> will use the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:decGraphicsID">decGraphicsID</a></b>
-               resource (or <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:decTerminalID">decTerminalID</a></b> if that is not set):
-
-               <b>Result    decGraphicsID</b>
-               ------------------------
-               768x400             125
-               800x460             240
-               800x460             241
-               800x480             330
-               800x480             340
-               860x750             382
-               800x480           <i>other</i>
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:maxStringParse" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:maxStringParse">maxStringParse</a></b> (class <b>MaxStringParse</b>)
-               <i>Xterm</i>'s  state  parser  recognizes  several  types  of  control
-               strings which can contain text, e.g.,
-
-               <b>APC</b> (Application Program Command),
-               <b>DCS</b> (Device Control String),
-               <b>OSC</b> (Operating System Command),
-               <b>PM</b> (Privacy Message), and
-               <b>SOS</b> (Start of String),
-
-               <i>Xterm</i> reads these strings,  accumulating  them  into  a  buffer
-               until  they  are  properly  terminated.   At  that point, <i>xterm</i>
-               interprets the strings.  If they happen to be <b>DCS</b>  commands  to
-               draw  ReGIS images, these strings may be large, in the hundreds
-               of kilobytes.  A few  <b>OSC</b>  commands  may  be  as  large  as  10
-               kilobytes.
-
-               This  resource  sets a limit on the size of the buffer used for
-               these strings.  The default is "600000" based on  the  features
-               which  are configured for <i>xterm</i>.  Control strings which require
-               larger buffer size are ignored.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:metaSendsEscape" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:metaSendsEscape">metaSendsEscape</a></b> (class <b>MetaSendsEscape</b>)
-               Tells <i>xterm</i> what to do with input-characters modified by <i>Meta</i>:
-
-               <b>o</b>   If "true", Meta characters (a character combined  with  the
-                   <i>Meta</i>  modifier  key)  are  converted  into  a two-character
-                   sequence with the character itself preceded by  ESC.   This
-                   applies  as  well to function key control sequences, unless
-                   <i>xterm</i> sees that <b>Meta</b> is used in your key translations.
-
-               <b>o</b>   If "false", Meta characters input  from  the  keyboard  are
-                   handled according to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:eightBitInput">eightBitInput</a></b> resource.
-
-               The default is "False".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:mkSamplePass" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:mkSamplePass">mkSamplePass</a></b> (class <b>MkSamplePass</b>)
-               If  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:mkSampleSize">mkSampleSize</a></b>  is  nonzero,  and  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:mkWidth">mkWidth</a></b> (and <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cjkWidth">cjkWidth</a></b>) are
-               false, on startup <i>xterm</i> compares its  built-in  tables  to  the
-               system's wide character width data to decide if it will use the
-               system's  data.   It  tests  the  first  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:mkSampleSize">mkSampleSize</a></b> character
-               values, and allows up to  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:mkSamplePass">mkSamplePass</a></b>  mismatches  before  the
-               test fails.  The default (for the allowed number of mismatches)
-               is 655 (one percent of the default value for <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:mkSampleSize">mkSampleSize</a></b>).
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:mkSampleSize" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:mkSampleSize">mkSampleSize</a></b> (class <b>MkSampleSize</b>)
-               With  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:mkSamplePass">mkSamplePass</a></b>,  this  specifies  a  startup  test used for
-               initializing wide character width  calculations.   The  default
-               (number of characters to check) is 65536.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:mkWidth" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:mkWidth">mkWidth</a></b> (class <b>MkWidth</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  <i>xterm</i>  should use a built-in version of the
-               wide  character  width  calculation.   See  also  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cjkWidth">cjkWidth</a></b>
-               resource which can override this.  The default is "false".
-
-               Here  is a summary of the resources which control the choice of
-               wide character width calculation:
-
-               <i>cjkWidth   mkWidth   Action</i>
-               ---------------------------------------------------------------
-               false      false     use system tables subject to <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:mkSamplePass">mkSamplePass</a></b>
-               false      true      use built-in tables
-               true       false     use built-in CJK tables
-               true       true      use built-in CJK tables
-
-               To disable <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:mkWidth">mkWidth</a></b>, and  use  the  system's  tables,  set  both
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:mkSampleSize">mkSampleSize</a></b>  and  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:mkSamplePass">mkSamplePass</a></b>  to  "0".   Doing that may make
-               <i>xterm</i> more consistent with applications running in  <i>xterm</i>,  but
-               may  omit  some  font glyphs whose width correctly differs from
-               the system's character tables.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:modifyCursorKeys" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyCursorKeys">modifyCursorKeys</a></b> (class <b>ModifyCursorKeys</b>)
-               Tells how to handle the special case  where  Control-,  Shift-,
-               Alt-  or  Meta-modifiers  are  used  to  add a parameter to the
-               escape sequence returned by a cursor-key.  X11 cursor keys  are
-               the four keys with arrow symbols:
-
-                   Left Right Up Down
-
-               as well as some commonly found on an "editing keypad"
-
-                   Home Prior Page_Up Next Page_Down End Begin
-
-               The default is "2":
-
-               -1   disables the feature.
-
-               0    uses  the old/obsolete behavior, i.e., the modifier is the
-                    first parameter.
-
-               1    prefixes modified sequences with CSI.
-
-               2    forces the modifier to be the second parameter if it would
-                    otherwise be the first.
-
-               3    marks the sequence with a "&gt;" to hint that it is private.
-
-               4    changes the format to match <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyOtherKeys">modifyOtherKeys</a></b> 3, sending  an
-                    escape sequence according to <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:formatCursorKeys">formatCursorKeys</a></b>.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:modifyFunctionKeys" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyFunctionKeys">modifyFunctionKeys</a></b> (class <b>ModifyFunctionKeys</b>)
-               Tells  how  to  handle the special case where Control-, Shift-,
-               Alt- or Meta-modifiers are used  to  add  a  parameter  to  the
-               escape  sequence  returned  by  a (numbered) function-key.  The
-               default  is  "2".   The  resource   values   are   similar   to
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyCursorKeys">modifyCursorKeys</a></b>:
-
-               -1   permits  the  user  to use shift- and control-modifiers to
-                    construct function-key strings using the  normal  encoding
-                    scheme.
-
-               0    uses  the old/obsolete behavior, i.e., the modifier is the
-                    first parameter.
-
-               1    prefixes modified sequences with CSI.
-
-               2    forces the modifier to be the second parameter if it would
-                    otherwise be the first.
-
-               3    marks the sequence with a "&gt;" to hint that it is private.
-
-               4    changes the format to match <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyOtherKeys">modifyOtherKeys</a></b> 3, sending  an
-                    escape sequence according to <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:formatFunctionKeys">formatFunctionKeys</a></b>.
-
-               If  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyFunctionKeys">modifyFunctionKeys</a></b>  is zero, <i>xterm</i> uses Control- and Shift-
-               modifiers to allow the user to construct numbered function-keys
-               beyond the set provided by the keyboard:
-
-               Control
-                    adds the value given by the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:ctrlFKeys">ctrlFKeys</a></b> resource.
-
-               Shift
-                    adds twice the value given by the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:ctrlFKeys">ctrlFKeys</a></b> resource.
-
-               Control/Shift
-                    adds  three  times  the  value  given  by  the   <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:ctrlFKeys">ctrlFKeys</a></b>
-                    resource.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:modifyKeyboard" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyKeyboard">modifyKeyboard</a></b> (class <b>ModifyKeyboard</b>)
-               Normally <i>xterm</i> makes a special case regarding modifiers (shift,
-               control,  etc.)  to handle special keyboard layouts (<b>legacy</b> and
-               <b>vt220</b>).  This is done to provide compatible keyboards  for  DEC
-               VT220  and  related  terminals that implement user-defined keys
-               (UDK).
-
-               The bits of the resource value selectively enable  modification
-               of  the  given category when these keyboards are selected.  The
-               default is "0":
-
-               0    The legacy/vt220 keyboards  interpret  only  the  Control-
-                    modifier  when constructing numbered function-keys.  Other
-                    special keys are not modified.
-
-               1    allows modification of the numeric keypad
-
-               2    allows modification of the editing keypad
-
-               4    allows modification of  function-keys,  overrides  use  of
-                    Shift-modifier for UDK.
-
-               8    allows modification of other special keys
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:modifyKeypadKeys" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyKeypadKeys">modifyKeypadKeys</a></b> (class <b>ModifyKeypadKeys</b>)
-               Like  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyCursorKeys">modifyCursorKeys</a></b>  "4", tells <i>xterm</i> to construct an escape
-               sequence for <i>numeric keypad</i> keys.  The default is "0".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:modifyModifierKeys" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyModifierKeys">modifyModifierKeys</a></b> (class <b>ModifyModifierKeys</b>)
-               Like <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyCursorKeys">modifyCursorKeys</a></b> "4", tells <i>xterm</i> to construct  an  escape
-               sequence  for  <i>modifier</i>  (e.g.,  "shift") keys.  The default is
-               "0".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:modifyOtherKeys" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyOtherKeys">modifyOtherKeys</a></b> (class <b>ModifyOtherKeys</b>)
-               Like <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyCursorKeys">modifyCursorKeys</a></b> "4", tells <i>xterm</i> to construct  an  escape
-               sequence  for  <i>ordinary</i> (i.e., "other") keys (such as "2") when
-               modified by Shift-, Control-,  Alt-  or  Meta-modifiers.   This
-               feature does not apply to <i>special keys</i>, i.e., cursor-, keypad-,
-               function-  or  control-keys which are labeled on your keyboard.
-               Those have key symbols which XKB identifies uniquely.
-
-               The default is "0":
-
-               0    disables this feature.
-
-               1    enables this feature for keys except for those with  well-
-                    known  behavior,  e.g.,  Tab,  Backarrow  and some special
-                    control character cases  which  are  built  into  the  X11
-                    library,  e.g.,  Control-Space to make a NUL, or Control-3
-                    to make an Escape character.
-
-                    Except for those special cases built into the X11 library,
-                    the Shift- and Control- modifiers  are  treated  normally.
-                    The  Alt-  and  Meta- modifiers do not cause <i>xterm</i> to send
-                    escape sequences.  Those  modifier  keys  are  interpreted
-                    according  to  other  resources, e.g., the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:metaSendsEscape">metaSendsEscape</a></b>
-                    resource.
-
-               2    enables this feature for  keys  including  the  exceptions
-                    listed.   <i>Xterm</i>  ignores  the special cases built into the
-                    X11 library.  Any shifted (modified) ordinary key sends an
-                    escape sequence.  The Alt- and Meta- modifiers cause <i>xterm</i>
-                    to send escape sequences.
-
-               3    extends the feature to  send  unmodified  keys  as  escape
-                    sequences.
-
-               The  <i>Xterm</i> FAQ has an extended discussion of this feature, with
-               examples:
-
-               <a href="/xterm/modified-keys.html">https://invisible-island.net/xterm/modified-keys.html</a>
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:modifySpecialKeys" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:modifySpecialKeys">modifySpecialKeys</a></b> (class <b>ModifySpecialKeys</b>)
-               Like <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyCursorKeys">modifyCursorKeys</a></b> "4", tells <i>xterm</i> to construct  an  escape
-               sequence  for  <i>special</i>  keys  (e.g.,  "escape" not in the other
-               categories).  The default is "0".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:multiClickTime" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:multiClickTime">multiClickTime</a></b> (class <b>MultiClickTime</b>)
-               Specifies the maximum time in milliseconds between  multi-click
-               select events.  The default is "250" milliseconds.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:multiScroll" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:multiScroll">multiScroll</a></b> (class <b>MultiScroll</b>)
-               Specifies   whether   or   not   scrolling   should   be   done
-               asynchronously.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:nMarginBell" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:nMarginBell">nMarginBell</a></b> (class <b>Column</b>)
-               Specifies the number of characters from  the  right  margin  at
-               which  the  margin  bell  should  be  rung, when enabled by the
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:marginBell">marginBell</a></b> resource.  The default is "10".
-
-       <a title="VT100 Widget Resources:..name..Keymap" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:..name..Keymap"><i>name</i><b>Keymap</b></a> (class <i>Name</i><b>Keymap</b>)
-               See the discussion of the <b><a href="#Actions:keymap">keymap</a></b><b>()</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:nextEventDelay" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:nextEventDelay">nextEventDelay</a></b> (class <b>NextEventDelay</b>)
-               Specifies a delay time in milliseconds before checking for  new
-               X events.  The default is "1".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:numColorRegisters" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:numColorRegisters">numColorRegisters</a></b> (class <b>NumColorRegisters</b>)
-               If <i>xterm</i> is configured to support ReGIS or SIXEL graphics, this
-               specifies the number of color-registers which are available.
-
-               If   this  resource  is  not  specified,  <i>xterm</i>  uses  a  value
-               determined by the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:decTerminalID">decTerminalID</a></b> resource:
-
-               <b>Result   decTerminalID</b>
-               -----------------------
-                    4             125
-                    4             240
-                    4             241
-                    4             330
-                   16             340
-                    2             382
-                 1024           <i>other</i>
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:numLock" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:numLock">numLock</a></b> (class <b>NumLock</b>)
-               If "true", <i>xterm</i> checks if NumLock is used as a  modifier  (see
-               <a href="https://www.x.org/releases/X11R7.7/doc/man/man1/xmodmap.1.xhtml"><b>xmodmap(1)</b></a>).   If  so,  this  modifier  is used to simplify the
-               logic when implementing special  NumLock  for  the  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:sunKeyboard">sunKeyboard</a></b>
-               resource.   Also  (when <b><a href="#Application-Resources:sunKeyboard">sunKeyboard</a></b> is false), similar logic is
-               used to find the modifier associated with the  left  and  right
-               Alt keys.  The default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:oldXtermFKeys" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:oldXtermFKeys">oldXtermFKeys</a></b> (class <b>OldXtermFKeys</b>)
-               If  "true",  <i>xterm</i>  will use old-style (X11R5) escape sequences
-               for function keys F1 to F4, for compatibility with X Consortium
-               <i>xterm</i>.  Otherwise, it uses the VT100 codes for PF1 to PF4.  The
-               default is "false".
-
-               Setting this resource  has  the  same  effect  as  setting  the
-               <b><a href="#Application-Resources:keyboardType">keyboardType</a></b>  to  <b>legacy</b>.   The  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:keyboardType">keyboardType</a></b>  resource  is the
-               preferred mechanism for selecting this mode.
-
-               The old-style escape sequences resemble VT220 keys, but  appear
-               to have been invented for <i>xterm</i> in X11R4.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:on2Clicks" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:on2Clicks">on2Clicks</a></b> (class <b>On2Clicks</b>)
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:on3Clicks" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:on3Clicks">on3Clicks</a></b> (class <b>On3Clicks</b>)
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:on4Clicks" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:on4Clicks">on4Clicks</a></b> (class <b>On4Clicks</b>)
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:on5Clicks" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:on5Clicks">on5Clicks</a></b> (class <b>On5Clicks</b>)
-               Specify  selection  behavior  in  response  to  multiple  mouse
-               clicks.   A  single  mouse  click  is  always  interpreted   as
-               described  in  the  <b><a href="#h3-Selection-Functions">Selection  Functions</a></b>  section  (see <b><a href="#h2-POINTER-USAGE">POINTER</a></b>
-               <b><a href="#h2-POINTER-USAGE">USAGE</a></b>).   Multiple  mouse  clicks  (using  the   button   which
-               activates the <b><a href="#Actions:select-start">select-start</a></b> action) are interpreted according to
-               the  resource values of <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:on2Clicks">on2Clicks</a></b>, etc.  The resource value can
-               be one of these:
-
-               <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:word" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:word">word</a></b>
-                  Select a "word" as determined  by  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:charClass">charClass</a></b>  resource.
-                  See the <b><a href="#h2-CHARACTER-CLASSES">CHARACTER CLASSES</a></b> section.
-
-                  If  the  pointer  is on a "word" then <i>xterm</i> searches back to
-                  the beginning of the word, and then to the end.
-
-                  If the pointer is not on a "word" then the result depends on
-                  whether it is on whitespace (including a newline),  or  past
-                  the  end of the line.  In the latter case <i>xterm</i> may select a
-                  "word"  beginning  after  the  newline,  if  there   is   no
-                  additional whitespace.
-
-               <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:line" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:line">line</a></b>
-                  Select a line (counting wrapping).
-
-               <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:group" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:group">group</a></b>
-                  Select  a  group of adjacent lines (counting wrapping).  The
-                  selection stops on a blank line, and does not extend outside
-                  the current page.
-
-               <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:page" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:page">page</a></b>
-                  Select all visible lines, i.e., the page.
-
-               <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:all" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:all">all</a></b>
-                  Select all lines, i.e., including the saved lines.
-
-               <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:regex" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:regex">regex</a></b>
-                  Select  the  best  match  for  the  POSIX  extended  regular
-                  expression (ERE) which follows in the resource value:
-
-                  <b>o</b>   <i>Xterm</i>  matches  the  regular  expression  against a byte
-                      array for the entire (possibly wrapped) line.  That byte
-                      array may be UTF-8 or ISO-8859-1, depending on the  mode
-                      in which <i>xterm</i> is running.
-
-                  <b>o</b>   <i>Xterm</i>  steps  through  each  byte-offset  in this array,
-                      keeping track of the best (longest) match.  If more than
-                      one match ties for the  longest  length,  the  first  is
-                      used.
-
-                      <i>Xterm</i>  does this to make it convenient to click anywhere
-                      in the area of interest and cause the regular expression
-                      to match the entire word, etc.
-
-                  <b>o</b>   The "^" and "$" anchors in a regular  expression  denote
-                      the ends of the entire line.
-
-                  <b>o</b>   If the regular expression contains backslashes "\" those
-                      should be escaped "\\" because the X libraries interpret
-                      backslashes in resource strings.
-
-               <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:none" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:none">none</a></b>
-                  No selection action is associated with this resource.  <i>Xterm</i>
-                  interprets  it as the end of the list.  For example, you may
-                  use it to disable triple (and higher)  clicking  by  setting
-                  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:on3Clicks">on3Clicks</a></b> to "none".
-
-               The  default  values for <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:on2Clicks">on2Clicks</a></b> and <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:on3Clicks">on3Clicks</a></b> are "word" and
-               "line", respectively.  There is no default value for  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:on4Clicks">on4Clicks</a></b>
-               or   <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:on5Clicks">on5Clicks</a></b>,  making  those  inactive.   On  startup,  <i>xterm</i>
-               determines the  maximum  number  of  clicks  by  the  <a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:on2Clicks"><b>on</b><i>X</i><b>Clicks</b></a>
-               resource values which are set.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:openIm" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:openIm">openIm</a></b> (class <b>OpenIm</b>)
-               Tells  <i>xterm</i>  whether to open the input method at startup.  The
-               default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:pointerColor" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:pointerColor">pointerColor</a></b> (class <b>PointerColor</b>)
-               Specifies the foreground color of the pointer.  The default  is
-               "XtDefaultForeground".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:pointerColorBackground" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:pointerColorBackground">pointerColorBackground</a></b> (class <b>PointerColorBackground</b>)
-               Specifies  the background color of the pointer.  The default is
-               "XtDefaultBackground".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:pointerFont" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:pointerFont">pointerFont</a></b> (class <b>PointerFont</b>)
-               Specifies the font to be used  for  the  pointer.   The  shapes
-               specified  by  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:pointerShape">pointerShape</a></b>  are  glyphs  in  this  font.   The
-               resource value default is <i>cursor</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:pointerMode" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:pointerMode">pointerMode</a></b> (class <b>PointerMode</b>)
-               Specifies when the pointer may be hidden as the user types.  It
-               will be redisplayed if the user moves the mouse, or clicks  one
-               of its buttons.
-
-               0  never
-
-               1  the  application  running  in  <i>xterm</i> has not activated mouse
-                  mode.  This is the default.
-
-               2  always.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:pointerShape" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:pointerShape">pointerShape</a></b> (class <b>Cursor</b>)
-               Specifies the name of the shape of the pointer.  The default is
-               "xterm".
-
-               Other shapes can be selected.  Here is a  list  of  the  "core"
-               (i.e., <i>standard</i>) names extracted from &lt;X11/cursorfont.h&gt;:
-
-                   X_cursor,  arrow,  based_arrow_down,  based_arrow_up, boat,
-                   bogosity,     bottom_left_corner,      bottom_right_corner,
-                   bottom_side,  bottom_tee,  box_spiral,  center_ptr, circle,
-                   clock,   coffee_mug,   cross,   cross_reverse,   crosshair,
-                   diamond_cross,   dot,  dotbox,  double_arrow,  draft_large,
-                   draft_small, draped_box, exchange, fleur,  gobbler,  gumby,
-                   hand1, hand2, heart, icon, iron_cross, left_ptr, left_side,
-                   left_tee,     leftbutton,    ll_angle,    lr_angle,    man,
-                   middlebutton, mouse, pencil, pirate, plus,  question_arrow,
-                   right_ptr,  right_side,  right_tee,  rightbutton, rtl_logo,
-                   sailboat, sb_down_arrow, sb_h_double_arrow,  sb_left_arrow,
-                   sb_right_arrow,  sb_up_arrow,  sb_v_double_arrow,  shuttle,
-                   sizing,   spider,   spraycan,   star,    target,    tcross,
-                   top_left_arrow,      top_left_corner,     top_right_corner,
-                   top_side,  top_tee,  trek,  ul_angle,  umbrella,  ur_angle,
-                   watch, xterm
-
-               If  you  are using a <i>cursor theme</i>, expect it to provide about a
-               third of those names, while adding others.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:popOnBell" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:popOnBell">popOnBell</a></b> (class <b>PopOnBell</b>)
-               Specifies whether the window would be raised when Control-G  is
-               received.  The default is "false".
-
-               If  the  window is iconified, this has no effect.  However, the
-               <b><a href="#Application-Resources:zIconBeep">zIconBeep</a></b> resource provides you with the ability to  see  which
-               iconified windows have sounded a bell.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:precompose" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:precompose">precompose</a></b> (class <b>Precompose</b>)
-               Tells <i>xterm</i> whether to precompose UTF-8 data into Normalization
-               Form   C,   which  combines  commonly-used  accents  onto  base
-               characters.  If it does  not  do  this,  accents  are  left  as
-               separate characters.  The default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:preeditType" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:preeditType">preeditType</a></b> (class <b>PreeditType</b>)
-               Tells  <i>xterm</i>  which  types of preedit (preconversion) string to
-               display.  The default is "OverTheSpot,Root".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:preferLatin1" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:preferLatin1">preferLatin1</a></b> (class <b>PreferLatin1</b>)
-               Tells <i>xterm</i> whether to use DEC  Supplemental  Graphic,  or  ISO
-               Latin-1  for  the  user-preferred  supplemental set (UPSS) when
-               initializing character sets.   The  former  is  the  documented
-               setting  for  hardware terminals, but the latter is expected by
-               most users.  The default is "true" (ISO Latin-1).
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:printAttributes" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:printAttributes">printAttributes</a></b> (class <b>PrintAttributes</b>)
-               Specifies whether to print graphic attributes  along  with  the
-               text.   A  real  DEC  VT<i>xxx</i>  terminal will print the underline,
-               highlighting codes but your printer may not handle these.
-
-               <b>o</b>   "0" disables the attributes.
-
-               <b>o</b>   "1" prints the normal set of attributes  (bold,  underline,
-                   inverse and blink) as VT100-style control sequences.
-
-               <b>o</b>   "2" prints ANSI color attributes as well.
-
-               The default is "1".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:printFileImmediate" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:printFileImmediate">printFileImmediate</a></b> (class <b>PrintFileImmediate</b>)
-               When  the  <b><a href="#Actions:print-immediate">print-immediate</a></b>  action is invoked, <i>xterm</i> prints the
-               screen contents directly to a file.  Set this resource  to  the
-               prefix  of  the  filename  (a timestamp will be appended to the
-               actual name).
-
-               The default is an empty string, i.e.,  "",  However,  when  the
-               <b><a href="#Actions:print-immediate">print-immediate</a></b> action is invoked, if the string is empty, then
-               "XTerm" is used.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:printFileOnXError" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:printFileOnXError">printFileOnXError</a></b> (class <b>PrintFileOnXError</b>)
-               If <i>xterm</i> exits with an X error, e.g., your connection is broken
-               when  the  server crashes, it can be told to write the contents
-               of the screen to a file.   To  enable  the  feature,  set  this
-               resource  to  the  prefix  of the filename (a timestamp will be
-               appended to the actual name).
-
-               The default is an empty string, i.e., "", which  disables  this
-               feature.   However,  when the <b><a href="#Actions:print-on-error">print-on-error</a></b> action is invoked,
-               if the string is empty, then "XTermError" is used.
-
-               These error codes are handled: ERROR_XERROR, ERROR_XIOERROR and
-               ERROR_ICEERROR.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:printModeImmediate" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:printModeImmediate">printModeImmediate</a></b> (class <b>PrintModeImmediate</b>)
-               When the <b><a href="#Actions:print-immediate">print-immediate</a></b> action is invoked,  <i>xterm</i>  prints  the
-               screen   contents   directly  to  a  file.   You  can  use  the
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printModeImmediate">printModeImmediate</a></b> resource to tell it to use escape  sequences
-               to  reconstruct the video attributes and colors.  This uses the
-               same values as the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printAttributes">printAttributes</a></b> resource.   The  default  is
-               "0".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:printModeOnXError" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:printModeOnXError">printModeOnXError</a></b> (class <b>PrintModeOnXError</b>)
-               <i>Xterm</i>   implements  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printFileOnXError">printFileOnXError</a></b>  feature  using  the
-               printer feature, although the output is written directly  to  a
-               file.  You can use the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printModeOnXError">printModeOnXError</a></b> resource to tell it to
-               use  escape  sequences  to reconstruct the video attributes and
-               colors.  This uses  the  same  values  as  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printAttributes">printAttributes</a></b>
-               resource.  The default is "0".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:printOptsImmediate" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:printOptsImmediate">printOptsImmediate</a></b> (class <b>PrintOptsImmediate</b>)
-               Specify  the  range of text which is printed to a file when the
-               <b><a href="#Actions:print-immediate">print-immediate</a></b> action is invoked.
-
-               <b>o</b>   If zero (0), then this selects the current (visible screen)
-                   plus the saved lines, except if  the  alternate  screen  is
-                   being  used.   In  that  case, only the alternate screen is
-                   selected.
-
-               <b>o</b>   If nonzero, the bits of this  resource  value  (checked  in
-                   descending order) select the range:
-
-                   8  selects the saved lines.
-
-                   4  selects the alternate screen.
-
-                   2  selects the normal screen.
-
-                   1  selects  the  current  screen,  which  can be either the
-                      normal or alternate screen.
-
-               The default is "9", which selects the  current  visible  screen
-               plus  saved  lines,  with  no  special  case for the alternated
-               screen.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:printOptsOnXError" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:printOptsOnXError">printOptsOnXError</a></b> (class <b>PrintOptsOnXError</b>)
-               Specify the range of text which is printed to a file  when  the
-               <b><a href="#Actions:print-on-error">print-on-error</a></b>  action  is  invoked.   The  resource  value  is
-               interpreted the same as in <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printOptsImmediate">printOptsImmediate</a></b>.
-
-               The default is "9", which selects the  current  visible  screen
-               plus  saved  lines,  with  no  special  case for the alternated
-               screen.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:printRawChars" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:printRawChars">printRawChars</a></b> (class <b>PrintRawChars</b>)
-               If "true", <i>xterm</i> allows Unicode non-characters to be printed.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:printerAutoClose" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:printerAutoClose">printerAutoClose</a></b> (class <b>PrinterAutoClose</b>)
-               If "true", <i>xterm</i> will close  the  printer  (a  pipe)  when  the
-               application  switches  the  printer  offline  with a Media Copy
-               command.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:printerCommand" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:printerCommand">printerCommand</a></b> (class <b>PrinterCommand</b>)
-               Specifies a shell command to which <i>xterm</i> will open a pipe  when
-               the first MC (Media Copy) command is initiated.  The default is
-               an  empty  string, i.e., "".  If the resource value is given as
-               an empty string, the printer is disabled.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:printerControlMode" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:printerControlMode">printerControlMode</a></b> (class <b>PrinterControlMode</b>)
-               Specifies the printer control mode.  A  "1"  selects  autoprint
-               mode, which causes <i>xterm</i> to print a line from the screen when
-
-               <b>o</b>   you  move  the  cursor off that line with a line feed, form
-                   feed or vertical tab character, or
-
-               <b>o</b>   an autowrap occurs.
-
-               Autoprint mode is overridden  by  printer  controller  mode  (a
-               "2"),  which  causes  all  of  the output to be directed to the
-               printer.  The default is "0".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:printerExtent" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:printerExtent">printerExtent</a></b> (class <b>PrinterExtent</b>)
-               Controls whether a print page function will  print  the  entire
-               page  (true),  or only the portion within the scrolling margins
-               (false).  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:printerFormFeed" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:printerFormFeed">printerFormFeed</a></b> (class <b>PrinterFormFeed</b>)
-               Controls whether a form feed is sent to the printer at the  end
-               of a print page function.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:printerNewLine" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:printerNewLine">printerNewLine</a></b> (class <b>PrinterNewLine</b>)
-               Controls whether a newline is sent to the printer at the end of
-               a print page function.  The default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:privateColorRegisters" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:privateColorRegisters">privateColorRegisters</a></b> (class <b>PrivateColorRegisters</b>)
-               If <i>xterm</i> is configured to support ReGIS or SIXEL graphics, this
-               controls  whether  <i>xterm</i> allocates separate color registers for
-               each sixel device control string, e.g.,  for  DECGCI.   If  not
-               true,  color  registers  are  allocated  only  once,  when  the
-               terminal is reset, and color changes  in  any  graphic   affect
-               all graphics.  The default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:quietGrab" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:quietGrab">quietGrab</a></b> (class <b>QuietGrab</b>)
-               Controls  whether  the  cursor is repainted when <i>NotifyGrab</i> and
-               <i>NotifyUngrab</i> event types are received during change  of  focus.
-               The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:regisDefaultFont" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:regisDefaultFont">regisDefaultFont</a></b> (class <b>RegisDefaultFont</b>)
-               If <i>xterm</i> is configured to support ReGIS graphics, this resource
-               tells  <i>xterm</i>  which  font  to  use  if  the ReGIS data does not
-               specify one.  No default value is specified;  <i>xterm</i>  accepts  a
-               TrueType font specification as in the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceName">faceName</a></b> resource.
-
-               If  no  value  is  specified, <i>xterm</i> draws a bitmap indicating a
-               missing character.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:regisScreenSize" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:regisScreenSize">regisScreenSize</a></b> (class <b>RegisScreenSize</b>)
-               If <i>xterm</i> is configured to support ReGIS graphics, this resource
-               tells <i>xterm</i> the default size (in pixels)  for  these  graphics,
-               which  also  sets the default coordinate space to [0,0] (upper-
-               left) and [<i>width</i>,<i>height</i>] (lower-right).
-
-               The application using ReGIS may use the "A" option of  the  "S"
-               command   to   adjust   the  coordinate  space  or  change  the
-               addressable portion of the screen.
-
-               <i>Xterm</i> accepts a special  resource  value  "auto",  which  tells
-               <i>xterm</i>  to  use the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:decGraphicsID">decGraphicsID</a></b> and <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:decTerminalID">decTerminalID</a></b> resources to
-               set the default size based on the hardware  terminal's  limits.
-               Those limits are the same as for the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:maxGraphicSize">maxGraphicSize</a></b> resource.
-
-               The default is "auto".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:renderFont" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:renderFont">renderFont</a></b> (class <b>RenderFont</b>)
-               If  <i>xterm</i>  is built with the Xft library, this controls whether
-               the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceName">faceName</a></b> resource is used.  The default is "default".
-
-               The resource values are strings, evaluated  as  booleans  after
-               startup.
-
-               false
-                    disable the feature and use the normal (bitmap) font.
-
-               true
-                    startup  using the TrueType font specified by the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceName">faceName</a></b>
-                    and <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceSize">faceSize</a></b> resource settings.  If there is no value  for
-                    <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceName">faceName</a></b>,  disable the feature and use the normal (bitmap)
-                    font.
-
-                    After startup, you can still  switch  to/from  the  bitmap
-                    font using the "TrueType Fonts" menu entry.
-
-               default
-                    Enable  the  "TrueType  Fonts" menu entry to allow runtime
-                    switching to/from TrueType fonts.  The initial  font  used
-                    depends upon whether the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceName">faceName</a></b> resource is set:
-
-                    <b>o</b>   If  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceName">faceName</a></b>  resource is not set, start by using
-                        the  normal  (bitmap)  font.   <i>Xterm</i>  has  a  separate
-                        compiled-in  value for <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceName">faceName</a></b> for this special case.
-                        That is normally "mono".
-
-                    <b>o</b>   If the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceName">faceName</a></b> resource is set, then start  by  using
-                        the TrueType font rather than the bitmap font.
-
-               defaultOff
-                    Enable  the  "TrueType  Fonts" menu entry to allow runtime
-                    switching to/from TrueType  fonts,  but  allow  it  to  be
-                    initially unselected if no <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:faceName">faceName</a></b> resource was given.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:resizeByPixel" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:resizeByPixel">resizeByPixel</a></b> (class <b>ResizeByPixel</b>)
-               Set  this  "true"  to  disable hints to the window manager that
-               request resizing by character rather than pixels.
-
-               Most window managers provide visual feedback showing  the  size
-               of  a  window  as  you  resize it, using these hints.  When you
-               maximize <i>xterm</i>, it disables those hints  to  allow  the  window
-               manager  to  make  better  use  of  fractional rows or columns.
-               Setting this resource disables the hints all the time.
-
-               The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:resizeGravity" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:resizeGravity">resizeGravity</a></b> (class <b>ResizeGravity</b>)
-               Affects the behavior when the window is resized to be taller or
-               shorter.
-
-               NorthWest
-                  The top line of text on the screen should not move.  If  the
-                  window  is  made shorter, lines are dropped from the bottom;
-                  if the window is made taller, blank lines are added  at  the
-                  bottom.  This is compatible with the behavior in X11R4.
-
-               SouthWest
-                  The  bottom  line of text on the screen should not move (the
-                  default).  If the window is made  taller,  additional  saved
-                  lines  will  be scrolled down onto the screen; if the window
-                  is made shorter, lines will be scrolled off the top  of  the
-                  screen, and the top saved lines will be dropped.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:retryInputMethod" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:retryInputMethod">retryInputMethod</a></b> (class <b>RetryInputMethod</b>)
-               Tells  <i>xterm</i>  how many times to retry, in case the input-method
-               server is not responding.   This  is  a  different  issue  than
-               unsupported  preedit  type,  etc.  You may encounter retries if
-               your X configuration (and its libraries)  are  missing  pieces.
-               Setting  this  resource  to  zero "0" will cancel the retrying.
-               The default is "3".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:reverseVideo" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:reverseVideo">reverseVideo</a></b> (class <b>ReverseVideo</b>)
-               Specifies whether or not reverse  video  should  be  simulated.
-               The default is "false".
-
-               There are several aspects to reverse video in <i>xterm</i>:
-
-               <b>o</b>   The  command-line  <b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-rv">-rv</a></b>  option  tells  the  X  libraries to
-                   reverse the  foreground  and  background  colors.   <i>Xterm</i>'s
-                   command-line  options  set resource values.  In particular,
-                   the <i>X Toolkit</i> sets the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:reverseVideo">reverseVideo</a></b> resource when  the  <b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-rv">-rv</a></b>
-                   option is used.
-
-               <b>o</b>   If  the  user has also used command-line options <b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-fg">-fg</a></b> or <b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-bg">-bg</a></b>
-                   to set the foreground and background colors, <i>xterm</i> does not
-                   see these  options  directly.   Instead,  it  examines  the
-                   resource  values  to  reconstruct the command-line options,
-                   and determine which of the colors is  the  user's  intended
-                   foreground, etc.  Their actual values are irrelevant to the
-                   reverse  video  function;  some users prefer the X defaults
-                   (black text on a white  background),  others  prefer  white
-                   text on a black background.
-
-               <b>o</b>   After  startup,  the  user  can  toggle the "Enable Reverse
-                   Video" menu entry.  This exchanges the  current  foreground
-                   and background colors of the VT100 widget, and repaints the
-                   screen.    Because   of   the  X  resource  hierarchy,  the
-                   <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:reverseVideo">reverseVideo</a></b>  resource  applies  to  more  than  the  VT100
-                   widget.
-
-               Programs  running in an <i>xterm</i> can also use control sequences to
-               enable the VT100 reverse video mode.  These are independent  of
-               the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:reverseVideo">reverseVideo</a></b> resource and the menu entry.  <i>Xterm</i> exchanges
-               the current foreground and background colors when drawing  text
-               affected by these control sequences.
-
-               Other control sequences can alter the foreground and background
-               colors which are used:
-
-               <b>o</b>   Programs  can  also use the ANSI color control sequences to
-                   set the foreground and background colors.
-
-               <b>o</b>   Extensions to the ANSI color controls (such as 16-, 88-  or
-                   256-colors) are treated similarly to the ANSI control.
-
-               <b>o</b>   Using   other   control  sequences  (the  "<i>dynamic  colors</i>"
-                   feature),  a  program  can  change   the   foreground   and
-                   background colors.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:reverseWrap" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:reverseWrap">reverseWrap</a></b> (class <b>ReverseWrap</b>)
-               Specifies  whether or not reverse-wraparound should be enabled.
-               This corresponds to <i>xterm</i>'s private mode 45.   The  default  is
-               "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:rightScrollBar" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:rightScrollBar">rightScrollBar</a></b> (class <b>RightScrollBar</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  or not the scrollbar should be displayed on
-               the right rather than the left.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:saveLines" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:saveLines">saveLines</a></b> (class <b>SaveLines</b>)
-               Specifies the number of lines to save beyond  the  top  of  the
-               screen when a scrollbar is turned on.  The default is "1024".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:scrollBar" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:scrollBar">scrollBar</a></b> (class <b>ScrollBar</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  or  not  the scrollbar should be displayed.
-               The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:scrollBarBorder" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:scrollBarBorder">scrollBarBorder</a></b> (class <b>ScrollBarBorder</b>)
-               Specifies the width of the scrollbar border.  Note that this is
-               drawn to overlap the border of the <i>xterm</i> window.  Modifying the
-               scrollbar's border affects only  the  line  between  the  VT100
-               widget and the scrollbar.  The default value is 1.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:scrollKey" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:scrollKey">scrollKey</a></b> (class <b>ScrollCond</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  or  not pressing a key should automatically
-               cause the scrollbar to  go  to  the  bottom  of  the  scrolling
-               region.   This  corresponds  to <i>xterm</i>'s private mode 1011.  The
-               default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:scrollLines" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:scrollLines">scrollLines</a></b> (class <b>ScrollLines</b>)
-               Specifies  the  number  of  lines  that  the  <b><a href="#Actions:scroll-back">scroll-back</a></b>   and
-               <b><a href="#Actions:scroll-forw">scroll-forw</a></b> actions should use as a default.  The default value
-               is 1.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:scrollTtyOutput" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:scrollTtyOutput">scrollTtyOutput</a></b> (class <b>ScrollCond</b>)
-               Specifies   whether  or  not  output  to  the  terminal  should
-               automatically cause the scrollbar to go to the  bottom  of  the
-               scrolling region.  The default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:selectToClipboard" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:selectToClipboard">selectToClipboard</a></b> (class <b>SelectToClipboard</b>)
-               Tells  <i>xterm</i> whether to use the <b><a href="#h3-PRIMARY">PRIMARY</a></b> or <b><a href="#h3-CLIPBOARD">CLIPBOARD</a></b> for <b><a href="#h3-SELECT">SELECT</a></b>
-               tokens in the selection mechanism.  The <b><a href="#Actions:set-select">set-select</a></b>  action  can
-               change this at runtime, allowing the user to work with programs
-               that  handle  only  one  of  these  mechanisms.  The default is
-               "false", which tells it to use <b><a href="#h3-PRIMARY">PRIMARY</a></b>.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:shiftEscape" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:shiftEscape">shiftEscape</a></b> (class <b>ShiftEscape</b>)
-               <i>Xterm</i> uses the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:translations">translations</a></b> resource to determine how to invoke
-               actions for selecting and copying text using the pointer (e.g.,
-               a mouse).  It also provides a mouse protocol which can be  used
-               by  applications  running  in  an  xterm to detect mouse button
-               clicks.
-
-               The  mouse  protocol  causes  <i>xterm</i>  to  send  special   escape
-               sequences  which allow an application to determine if <i>modifiers</i>
-               (i.e., one or more of <i>shift</i>, <i>control</i>, <i>alt</i>, and <i>meta</i>) were used.
-
-               <i>Xterm</i> provides this mouse protocol by interpreting button-  and
-               motion-events  in the functions which the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:translations">translations</a></b> resource
-               calls for selecting and copying text:
-
-                      <b><a href="#Actions:insert-selection">insert-selection</a></b>
-                      <b><a href="#Actions:select-end">select-end</a></b>
-                      <b><a href="#Actions:select-extend">select-extend</a></b>
-                      <b><a href="#Actions:select-start">select-start</a></b>
-                      <b><a href="#Actions:start-extend">start-extend</a></b>
-
-               While the mouse protocol is active, <i>xterm</i> reserves most of  the
-               mouse button events for sending special escape sequences to the
-               application.  <i>Xterm</i> normally allows you to use the <i>shift</i>-key to
-               temporarily   override  this  mouse  protocol,  permitting  the
-               selection and copying actions to be used.
-
-               The <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:shiftEscape">shiftEscape</a></b> resource  setting  allows  you  to  tell  <i>xterm</i>
-               whether  to use the <i>shift</i>-key in this way (i.e., overriding the
-               mouse protocol).  <i>Xterm</i>  accepts  either  a  keyword  (ignoring
-               case) or the number shown in parentheses:
-
-               false (0)
-                  Mouse  protocol does not send special escapes when <i>shift</i>-key
-                  is used.
-
-               true (1)
-                  Mouse protocol may send special escapes  when  <i>shift</i>-key  is
-                  used.
-
-                  At  startup,  <i>xterm</i>  analyzes  the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:translations">translations</a></b> to see which
-                  buttons are used in the (mouse) button-related bindings  for
-                  selection  and  copying  text.   If  the  <i>shift</i>-key  is  not
-                  mentioned explicitly in a  button's  binding,  <i>xterm</i>  allows
-                  that   button   with  <i>shift</i>-key  for  overriding  the  mouse
-                  protocol.
-
-               always (2)
-                  Mouse protocol can always send special escapes  when  <i>shift</i>-
-                  key is used.
-
-               never (3)
-                  Mouse  protocol  will never send special escapes when <i>shift</i>-
-                  key is used.
-
-               <i>Xterm</i> interprets a  control  sequence  which  can  change  this
-               setting between "true" and "false".  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:shiftFonts" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:shiftFonts">shiftFonts</a></b> (class <b>ShiftFonts</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  to  enable the actions <b><a href="#Actions:larger-vt-font">larger-vt-font</a></b><b>()</b> and
-               <b><a href="#Actions:smaller-vt-font">smaller-vt-font</a></b><b>()</b>, which are  normally  bound  to  the  shifted
-               KP_Add and KP_Subtract.  The default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:showBlinkAsBold" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:showBlinkAsBold">showBlinkAsBold</a></b> (class <b>ShowBlinkAsBold</b>)
-               Tells  <i>xterm</i>  whether  to display text with blink-attribute the
-               same as bold.  If <i>xterm</i> has  not  been  configured  to  support
-               blinking  text,  the  default  is  "true", which corresponds to
-               older versions of <i>xterm</i>, otherwise the default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:showMissingGlyphs" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:showMissingGlyphs">showMissingGlyphs</a></b> (class <b>ShowMissingGlyphs</b>)
-               Tells <i>xterm</i> whether to display a box outlining places  where  a
-               character  has been used that the font does not represent.  The
-               default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:showWrapMarks" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:showWrapMarks">showWrapMarks</a></b> (class <b>ShowWrapMarks</b>)
-               For debugging <i>xterm</i> and applications that  may  manipulate  the
-               wrapped-line  flag  by writing text at the right margin, show a
-               mark on the right inner-border of the window.  The  mark  shows
-               which lines have the flag set.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:signalInhibit" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:signalInhibit">signalInhibit</a></b> (class <b>SignalInhibit</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  or not the entries in the <b><a href="#h3-Main-Options">Main Options</a></b> menu
-               for sending signals to <i>xterm</i> should be disallowed.  The default
-               is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:sixelScrolling" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:sixelScrolling">sixelScrolling</a></b> (class <b>SixelScrolling</b>)
-               If <i>xterm</i> is configured to support SIXEL graphics, this resource
-               tells it whether to scroll up one line at a  time  when  sixels
-               would  be  written  past  the  bottom  line on the window.  The
-               default is "true" which enables scrolling.
-
-               Sixel scrolling is the  opposite  of  DEC  Sixel  Display  Mode
-               (DECSDM): when one is on, the other is off.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:sixelScrollsRight" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:sixelScrollsRight">sixelScrollsRight</a></b> (class <b>SixelScrollsRight</b>)
-               If <i>xterm</i> is configured to support SIXEL graphics, this resource
-               tells  it  whether to scroll to the right as needed to keep the
-               current position visible rather than truncate the plot  on  the
-               on the right.  The default is "false" which disables scrolling.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:tekGeometry" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:tekGeometry">tekGeometry</a></b> (class <b>Geometry</b>)
-               Specifies  the  preferred  size  and  position of the Tektronix
-               window.  There is no default for this resource.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:tekInhibit" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:tekInhibit">tekInhibit</a></b> (class <b>TekInhibit</b>)
-               Specifies whether or not the escape sequence to enter Tektronix
-               mode should be ignored.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:tekSmall" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:tekSmall">tekSmall</a></b> (class <b>TekSmall</b>)
-               Specifies whether or not the Tektronix mode window should start
-               in its smallest size if no explicit geometry is given.  This is
-               useful when running <i>xterm</i> on displays with small screens.   The
-               default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:tekStartup" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:tekStartup">tekStartup</a></b> (class <b>TekStartup</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  or  not  <i>xterm</i> should start up in Tektronix
-               mode.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:tiXtraScroll" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:tiXtraScroll">tiXtraScroll</a></b> (class <b>TiXtraScroll</b>)
-               Specifies whether <i>xterm</i>  should  scroll  to  a  new  page  when
-               processing  the  <i>ti</i>  or  <i>te</i>  termcap strings, i.e., the private
-               modes 47, 1047 or 1049.  This is only in effect if  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:titeInhibit">titeInhibit</a></b>
-               is  "true",  because  the intent of this option is to provide a
-               picture  of  the  full-screen  application's  display  on   the
-               scrollback  without  wiping  out  the  text that would be shown
-               before the application was initialized.
-
-               <i>Xterm</i> accepts either a keyword (ignoring case)  or  the  number
-               shown in parentheses:
-
-               false (0)
-                      nothing is added to the scrollback.
-
-               true (1)
-                      the current screen is added to the scrollback.
-
-               trim (2)
-                      the  current  screen  is  added  to  the scrollback, but
-                      repeated blank lines are trimmed (reduced  to  a  single
-                      blank line).
-
-               The default for this resource is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:titeInhibit" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:titeInhibit">titeInhibit</a></b> (class <b>TiteInhibit</b>)
-               Originally  specified whether or not <i>xterm</i> should remove <i>ti</i> and
-               <i>te</i> termcap entries (used to switch between alternate screens on
-               startup of many  screen-oriented  programs)  from  the  TERMCAP
-               string.
-
-               TERMCAP  is  used rarely now, but <i>xterm</i> supports the feature on
-               modern systems:
-
-               <b>o</b>   If set, <i>xterm</i> also ignores the escape sequence to switch to
-                   the alternate screen.
-
-               <b>o</b>   <i>Xterm</i> supports terminfo  in  a  different  way,  supporting
-                   composite  control  sequences (also known as private modes)
-                   1047, 1048 and 1049 which  have  the  same  effect  as  the
-                   original 47 control sequence.
-
-               The default for this resource is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:titleModes" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:titleModes">titleModes</a></b> (class <b>TitleModes</b>)
-               Tells <i>xterm</i> whether to accept or return window- and icon-labels
-               in ISO-8859-1 (the default) or UTF-8.  Either can be encoded in
-               hexadecimal:
-
-               <b>o</b>   UTF-8  titles  require  special treatment, because they may
-                   contain bytes which can be mistaken for control characters.
-                   Hexadecimal-encoding  is  supported   to   eliminate   that
-                   possibility.
-
-               <b>o</b>   As  an  alternative,  you  could  use  the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowC1Printable">allowC1Printable</a></b>
-                   resource, which suppresses <i>xterm</i>'s parsing of the  relevant
-                   control  characters (and as a result, treats those bytes as
-                   data).
-
-               The default for this resource is "0".
-
-               Each bit (bit "0" is 1, bit "1" is 2, etc.)  corresponds to one
-               of the parameters set by the title modes control sequence:
-
-               0    Set window/icon labels using hexadecimal
-
-               1    Query window/icon labels using hexadecimal
-
-               2    Set window/icon labels using UTF-8 (gives the same  effect
-                    as the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8Title">utf8Title</a></b> resource).
-
-               3    Query window/icon labels using UTF-8
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:translations" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:translations">translations</a></b> (class <b>Translations</b>)
-               Specifies  the  key  and button bindings for menus, selections,
-               "programmed strings", etc.  The  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:translations">translations</a></b>  resource,  which
-               provides  much  of <i>xterm</i>'s configurability, is a feature of the
-               <i>X Toolkit Intrinsics</i> library (<a href="https://invisible-island.net/xterm/xtoolkit/xtoolkit.html"><b>Xt</b></a>).  See the <b><a href="#h3-Actions">Actions</a></b> section.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:trimSelection" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:trimSelection">trimSelection</a></b> (class <b>TrimSelection</b>)
-               If you set <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:highlightSelection">highlightSelection</a></b>, you can see the  text  which  is
-               selected,  including  any trailing spaces.  Clearing the screen
-               (or a line) resets it to a state containing  no  spaces.   Some
-               lines  may  contain  trailing spaces when an application writes
-               them to the screen.  However, you may not wish to  paste  lines
-               with  trailing  spaces.   If  this resource is true, <i>xterm</i> will
-               trim trailing spaces from text which is selected.  It does  not
-               affect  spaces which result in a wrapped line, nor will it trim
-               the trailing newline  from  your  selection.   The  default  is
-               "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:underLine" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:underLine">underLine</a></b> (class <b>UnderLine</b>)
-               This specifies whether or not text with the underline attribute
-               should   be   underlined.   It  may  be  desirable  to  disable
-               underlining  when  color  is  being  used  for  the   underline
-               attribute.  The default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:useBorderClipping" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:useBorderClipping">useBorderClipping</a></b> (class <b>UseBorderClipping</b>)
-               Tell <i>xterm</i> whether to apply clipping when <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:useClipping">useClipping</a></b> is false.
-               Unlike  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:useClipping">useClipping</a></b>,  this simply limits text to keep it within
-               the window borders, e.g., as a refinement  to  the  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:scaleHeight">scaleHeight</a></b>
-               workaround.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:useClipping" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:useClipping">useClipping</a></b> (class <b>UseClipping</b>)
-               Tell  <i>xterm</i> whether to use clipping to keep from producing dots
-               outside the text drawing area.  Originally used to work  around
-               for overstriking effects, this is also needed to work with some
-               incorrectly-sized fonts.  The default is "true".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:utf8" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8">utf8</a></b> (class <b>Utf8</b>)
-               This  specifies  whether  <i>xterm</i> will run in UTF-8 mode.  If you
-               set this resource, <i>xterm</i> also sets the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:wideChars">wideChars</a></b> resource as  a
-               side-effect.  The resource can be set via the menu entry "UTF-8
-               Encoding".  The default is "default".
-
-               <i>Xterm</i>  accepts  either  a keyword (ignoring case) or the number
-               shown in parentheses:
-
-               false (0)
-                  UTF-8 mode is initially off.  The  command-line  option  <b><a href="#OPTIONS:_u8">+u8</a></b>
-                  sets  the  resource  to  this  value.   Escape sequences for
-                  turning UTF-8 mode on/off are allowed.
-
-               true (1)
-                  UTF-8 mode is initially on.  Escape  sequences  for  turning
-                  UTF-8 mode on/off are allowed.
-
-               always (2)
-                  The command-line option <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-u8">-u8</a></b> sets the resource to this value.
-                  Escape sequences for turning UTF-8 mode on/off are ignored.
-
-               default (3)
-                  This  is  the  default value of the resource.  It is changed
-                  during  initialization  depending  on  whether  the   <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:locale">locale</a></b>
-                  resource  was  set,  to  false  (0)  or always (2).  See the
-                  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:locale">locale</a></b>  resource  for  additional  discussion  of  non-UTF-8
-                  locales.
-
-               If  you  want  to  set  the value of <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8">utf8</a></b>, it should be in this
-               range.  Other nonzero values are treated the same as "1", i.e.,
-               UTF-8 mode is initially on, and escape  sequences  for  turning
-               UTF-8 mode on/off are allowed.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:utf8Fonts" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8Fonts">utf8Fonts</a></b> (class <b>Utf8Fonts</b>)
-               See  the  discussion  of  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:locale">locale</a></b> resource.  This specifies
-               whether <i>xterm</i> will  use  UTF-8  fonts  specified  via  resource
-               patterns such as "<b>*vt100.utf8Fonts.font</b>" or normal (ISO-8859-1)
-               fonts  via patterns such as "<b>*vt100.font</b>".  The resource can be
-               set  via  the  menu  entry  "<b><a href="#VT-Fonts:UTF-8-Fonts">UTF-8  Fonts</a></b>".   The  default   is
-               "default".
-
-               <i>Xterm</i>  accepts  either  a keyword (ignoring case) or the number
-               shown in parentheses:
-
-               false (0)
-                      Use the ISO-8859-1 fonts.  The menu  entry  is  enabled,
-                      allowing the choice of fonts to be changed at runtime.
-
-               true (1)
-                      Use  the  UTF-8  fonts.   The  menu  entry  is  enabled,
-                      allowing the choice of fonts to be changed at runtime.
-
-               always (2)
-                      Always use the UTF-8 fonts.  This also disables the menu
-                      entry.
-
-               default (3)
-                      At startup, the  resource  is  set  to  true  or  false,
-                      according to the effective value of the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8">utf8</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:utf8Latin1" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8Latin1">utf8Latin1</a></b> (class <b>Utf8Latin1</b>)
-               If true, allow an ISO-8859-1 <i>normal</i> font to be combined with an
-               ISO-10646-1  font  if the latter is given via the <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-fw">-fw</a></b> option or
-               its corresponding resource value.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:utf8SelectTypes" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8SelectTypes">utf8SelectTypes</a></b> (class <b>Utf8SelectTypes</b>)
-               Override   <i>xterm</i>'s   default   selection   target   list   (see
-               <b><a href="#h2-SELECT_PASTE">SELECT/PASTE</a></b>)  for  selections  in wide-character (UTF-8) mode.
-               The default is an  empty  string,  i.e.,  "",  which  does  not
-               override anything.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:utf8Title" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8Title">utf8Title</a></b> (class <b>Utf8Title</b>)
-               Applications  can  set  <i>xterm</i>'s  title  by  writing  a  control
-               sequence.  Normally this control  sequence  follows  the  VT220
-               convention,  which  encodes the string in ISO-8859-1 and allows
-               for an 8-bit string terminator.  If <i>xterm</i> is started in a UTF-8
-               locale, it translates the ISO-8859-1 string to  UTF-8  to  work
-               with the X libraries which assume the string is UTF-8.
-
-               However, some users may wish to write a title string encoded in
-               UTF-8.   The  window  manager is responsible for drawing window
-               titles.  Some window managers (not all) support UTF-8  encoding
-               of  window  titles.   Set  this  resource to "true" to also set
-               UTF-8 encoded title strings using the EWMH properties.
-
-               This feature is available as a menu entry, since it is  related
-               to  the  particular  applications you are running within <i>xterm</i>.
-               You can also use a control  sequence  (see  the  discussion  of
-               "Title Modes" in <i>Xterm Control Sequences</i>), to set an equivalent
-               flag (which can also be set using the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:titleModes">titleModes</a></b> resource).
-
-               <i>Xterm</i>  accepts  either  a keyword (ignoring case) or the number
-               shown in parentheses:
-
-               false (0)
-                      Set only ISO-8859-1 title strings, e.g., using the ICCCM
-                      <b><a href="#Properties-set-by-X-Toolkit:WM_NAME">WM_NAME</a></b> STRING property.  The  menu  entry  is  enabled,
-                      allowing  the  choice  of title-strings to be changed at
-                      runtime.
-
-               true (1)
-                      Set both the EWMH (UTF-8 strings) and the ICCCM <b><a href="#Properties-set-by-X-Toolkit:WM_NAME">WM_NAME</a></b>,
-                      etc.  The menu entry is enabled, allowing the choice  to
-                      be changed at runtime.
-
-               always (2)
-                      Always  set  both the EWMH (UTF-8 strings) and the ICCCM
-                      <b><a href="#Properties-set-by-X-Toolkit:WM_NAME">WM_NAME</a></b>, etc.  This also disables the menu entry.
-
-               default (3)
-                      At startup, the  resource  is  set  to  true  or  false,
-                      according to the effective value of the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8">utf8</a></b> resource.
-
-               The default is "default".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:utf8Weblike" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8Weblike">utf8Weblike</a></b> (class <b>Utf8Weblike</b>)
-               Provide an alternate error-handling scheme for ill-formed UTF-8
-               as  recommended  in  a W3C document.  The Unicode standard does
-               not require this for conformance.  Some additional  information
-               can be found here:
-
-               <a href="/xterm/bad-utf8/">https://invisible-island.net/xterm/bad-utf8/</a>
-
-               The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:veryBoldColors" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:veryBoldColors">veryBoldColors</a></b> (class <b>VeryBoldColors</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  to  combine  video  attributes  with colors
-               specified by <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorBD">colorBD</a></b>, <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorBL">colorBL</a></b>, <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorIT">colorIT</a></b>, <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorRV">colorRV</a></b>,  and  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:colorUL">colorUL</a></b>.
-               The resource value is the sum of values for each attribute:
-                 1 for reverse,
-                 2 for underline,
-                 4 for bold,
-                 8 for blink, and
-                 512 for italic
-
-               The default is "0".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:visualBell" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:visualBell">visualBell</a></b> (class <b>VisualBell</b>)
-               Specifies whether or not a visible bell (i.e., flashing) should
-               be  used instead of an audible bell when Control-G is received.
-               The default is "false", which tells <i>xterm</i>  to  use  an  audible
-               bell.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:visualBellDelay" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:visualBellDelay">visualBellDelay</a></b> (class <b>VisualBellDelay</b>)
-               Number  of milliseconds to delay when displaying a visual bell.
-               Default is 100.  If set to zero, no visual bell  is  displayed.
-               This  is useful for very slow displays, e.g., an LCD display on
-               a laptop.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:visualBellLine" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:visualBellLine">visualBellLine</a></b> (class <b>VisualBellLine</b>)
-               Specifies  whether  to  flash  only  the  current   line   when
-               displaying  a  visual  bell  rather  than  flashing  the entire
-               screen: The default is "false", which tells <i>xterm</i> to flash  the
-               entire screen.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:vt100Graphics" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:vt100Graphics">vt100Graphics</a></b> (class <b>VT100Graphics</b>)
-               This  specifies  whether  <i>xterm</i>  will  interpret  VT100 graphic
-               character escape sequences while in UTF-8 mode.   This  feature
-               also  applies  to  code-pages  (e.g.,  for VT320 and VT520) and
-               National Replacement Character Sets (VT220 and up), but not US-
-               ASCII (the initially selected character set), to avoid conflict
-               with UTF-8.  The default is  "true",  to  provide  support  for
-               various legacy applications.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:wideBoldFont" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:wideBoldFont">wideBoldFont</a></b> (class <b>WideBoldFont</b>)
-               This  option  specifies the font to be used for displaying bold
-               wide text.  By default, it will attempt to use a font twice  as
-               wide  as  the  font that will be used to draw bold text.  If no
-               double-width font is found, it will  improvise,  by  stretching
-               the bold font.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:wideChars" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:wideChars">wideChars</a></b> (class <b>WideChars</b>)
-               Specifies  if  <i>xterm</i>  should  respond to control sequences that
-               process 16-bit characters.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:wideFont" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:wideFont">wideFont</a></b> (class <b>WideFont</b>)
-               This option specifies the font to be used for  displaying  wide
-               text.   By default, it will attempt to use a font twice as wide
-               as the font that will be used  to  draw  normal  text.   If  no
-               double-width  font  is  found, it will improvise, by stretching
-               the normal font.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:xftMaxGlyphMemory" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:xftMaxGlyphMemory">xftMaxGlyphMemory</a></b> (class <b>XftMaxGlyphMemory</b>)
-               Set the Xft library's limit on glyph  memory  (typically  4Mb).
-               When  it  reaches  this  limit,  it  discards "randomly chosen"
-               glyphs to make room for new ones.  The default is  "0"  to  use
-               Xft's default value.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:xftMaxUnrefFonts" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:xftMaxUnrefFonts">xftMaxUnrefFonts</a></b> (class <b>XftMaxUnrefFonts</b>)
-               Set  the  Xft  library's  limit on fonts which have been loaded
-               (typically 16), e.g., matching patterns for fallback  searches,
-               but  are  not  actually  used.  The default is "0" to use Xft's
-               default value.
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:xftTrackMemUsage" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:xftTrackMemUsage">xftTrackMemUsage</a></b> (class <b>XftTrackMemUsage</b>)
-               Enables glyph memory tracking (introduced in Xft 2.3.5),  which
-               allows  Xft  to  efficiently discard obsolete data when running
-               short of memory.  The default is "false".
-
-       <b><a title="VT100 Widget Resources:ximFont" name="VT100-Widget-Resources:ximFont">ximFont</a></b> (class <b>XimFont</b>)
-               This option specifies the font to be used  for  displaying  the
-               preedit string in the "OverTheSpot" input method.
-
-               In  "OverTheSpot"  preedit  type,  the  preedit (preconversion)
-               string is displayed at the position of the cursor.  It  is  the
-               XIM server's responsibility to display the preedit string.  The
-               XIM  client  must inform the XIM server of the cursor position.
-               For best results, the preedit string must be displayed  with  a
-               proper  font.   Therefore,  <i>xterm</i> informs the XIM server of the
-               proper font.  The font is be supplied  by  a  "fontset",  whose
-               default  value  is "*".  This matches every font, the X library
-               automatically chooses fonts with proper charsets.  The  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:ximFont">ximFont</a></b>
-               resource is provided to override this default font setting.
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Tek4014-Widget-Resources" id="h3-Tek4014-Widget-Resources">Tek4014 Widget Resources</a></h3>
-<pre>       The  following  resources  are  specified as part of the <i>tek4014</i> widget
-       (class  <i>Tek4014</i>).   These   are   specified   by   patterns   such   as
-       "<b>XTerm.tek4014.</b><i>NAME</i>":
-
-       <b><a title="Tek4014 Widget Resources:font2" name="Tek4014-Widget-Resources:font2">font2</a></b> (class <b>Font</b>)
-               Specifies font number 2 to use in the Tektronix window.
-
-       <b><a title="Tek4014 Widget Resources:font3" name="Tek4014-Widget-Resources:font3">font3</a></b> (class <b>Font</b>)
-               Specifies font number 3 to use in the Tektronix window.
-
-       <b><a title="Tek4014 Widget Resources:fontLarge" name="Tek4014-Widget-Resources:fontLarge">fontLarge</a></b> (class <b>Font</b>)
-               Specifies the large font to use in the Tektronix window.
-
-       <b><a title="Tek4014 Widget Resources:fontSmall" name="Tek4014-Widget-Resources:fontSmall">fontSmall</a></b> (class <b>Font</b>)
-               Specifies the small font to use in the Tektronix window.
-
-       <b><a title="Tek4014 Widget Resources:ginTerminator" name="Tek4014-Widget-Resources:ginTerminator">ginTerminator</a></b> (class <b>GinTerminator</b>)
-               Specifies  what  character(s)  should  follow  a  GIN report or
-               status report.  The possibilities are "none",  which  sends  no
-               terminating characters, "CRonly", which sends CR, and "CR&amp;EOT",
-               which sends both CR and EOT.  The default is "none".
-
-       <b><a title="Tek4014 Widget Resources:height" name="Tek4014-Widget-Resources:height">height</a></b> (class <b>Height</b>)
-               Specifies the height of the Tektronix window in pixels.
-
-       <b><a title="Tek4014 Widget Resources:initialFont" name="Tek4014-Widget-Resources:initialFont">initialFont</a></b> (class <b>InitialFont</b>)
-               Specifies  which  of the four Tektronix fonts to use initially.
-               Values are the  same  as  for  the  <b><a href="#Actions:set-tek-text">set-tek-text</a></b>  action.   The
-               default is "large".
-
-       <b><a title="Tek4014 Widget Resources:width" name="Tek4014-Widget-Resources:width">width</a></b> (class <b>Width</b>)
-               Specifies the width of the Tektronix window in pixels.
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Menu-Resources" id="h3-Menu-Resources">Menu Resources</a></h3>
-<pre>       The resources that may be specified for the various menus are described
-       in  the  documentation  for the <i>Athena</i> <b>SimpleMenu</b> widget.  The name and
-       classes of  the  entries  in  each  of  the  menus  are  listed  below.
-       Resources  named  "<b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:line">line</a></b><i>N</i>" where <i>N</i> is a number are separators with class
-       <b>SmeLine</b>.
-
-       As  with  all  X  resource-based  widgets,  the  labels  mentioned  are
-       customary defaults for the application.
-
-       The <b><a href="#h3-Main-Options">Main Options</a></b> menu (widget name <i>mainMenu</i>) has the following entries:
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:toolbar" name="Menu-Resources:toolbar">toolbar</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-toolbar">set-toolbar</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:securekbd" name="Menu-Resources:securekbd">securekbd</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:secure">secure</a></b><b>()</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:allowsends" name="Menu-Resources:allowsends">allowsends</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:allow-send-events">allow-send-events</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:redraw" name="Menu-Resources:redraw">redraw</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:redraw">redraw</a></b><b>()</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:logging" name="Menu-Resources:logging">logging</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:logging">logging</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:print-immediate" name="Menu-Resources:print-immediate">print-immediate</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:print-immediate">print-immediate</a></b><b>()</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:print-on-error" name="Menu-Resources:print-on-error">print-on-error</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:print-on-error">print-on-error</a></b><b>()</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:print" name="Menu-Resources:print">print</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:print">print</a></b><b>()</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:print-redir" name="Menu-Resources:print-redir">print-redir</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:print-redir">print-redir</a></b><b>()</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:dump-html" name="Menu-Resources:dump-html">dump-html</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:dump-html">dump-html</a></b><b>()</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:dump-svg" name="Menu-Resources:dump-svg">dump-svg</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:dump-svg">dump-svg</a></b><b>()</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:8-bit-control" name="Menu-Resources:8-bit-control">8-bit-control</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-8-bit-control">set-8-bit-control</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:backarrow key" name="Menu-Resources:backarrow-key">backarrow key</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-backarrow">set-backarrow</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:num-lock" name="Menu-Resources:num-lock">num-lock</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-num-lock">set-num-lock</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:alt-esc" name="Menu-Resources:alt-esc">alt-esc</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:alt-sends-escape">alt-sends-escape</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:meta-esc" name="Menu-Resources:meta-esc">meta-esc</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:meta-sends-escape">meta-sends-escape</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:delete-is-del" name="Menu-Resources:delete-is-del">delete-is-del</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:delete-is-del">delete-is-del</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:oldFunctionKeys" name="Menu-Resources:oldFunctionKeys">oldFunctionKeys</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-old-function-keys">set-old-function-keys</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:hpFunctionKeys" name="Menu-Resources:hpFunctionKeys">hpFunctionKeys</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-hp-function-keys">set-hp-function-keys</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:scoFunctionKeys" name="Menu-Resources:scoFunctionKeys">scoFunctionKeys</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-sco-function-keys">set-sco-function-keys</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:sunFunctionKeys" name="Menu-Resources:sunFunctionKeys">sunFunctionKeys</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-sun-function-keys">set-sun-function-keys</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:sunKeyboard" name="Menu-Resources:sunKeyboard">sunKeyboard</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:sunKeyboard">sunKeyboard</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:suspend" name="Menu-Resources:suspend">suspend</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:send-signal">send-signal</a></b><b>(</b><i>tstp</i><b>)</b> action on systems that
-               support job control.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:continue" name="Menu-Resources:continue">continue</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:send-signal">send-signal</a></b><b>(</b><i>cont</i><b>)</b> action on systems that
-               support job control.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:interrupt" name="Menu-Resources:interrupt">interrupt</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:send-signal">send-signal</a></b><b>(</b><i>int</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:hangup" name="Menu-Resources:hangup">hangup</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:send-signal">send-signal</a></b><b>(</b><i>hup</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:terminate" name="Menu-Resources:terminate">terminate</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:send-signal">send-signal</a></b><b>(</b><i>term</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:kill" name="Menu-Resources:kill">kill</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:send-signal">send-signal</a></b><b>(</b><i>kill</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:quit" name="Menu-Resources:quit">quit</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:quit">quit</a></b><b>()</b> action.
-
-       The <b><a href="#h3-VT-Options">VT Options</a></b> menu (widget name <i>vtMenu</i>) has the following entries:
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:scrollbar" name="Menu-Resources:scrollbar">scrollbar</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-scrollbar">set-scrollbar</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:jumpscroll" name="Menu-Resources:jumpscroll">jumpscroll</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-jumpscroll">set-jumpscroll</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:reversevideo" name="Menu-Resources:reversevideo">reversevideo</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-reverse-video">set-reverse-video</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:autowrap" name="Menu-Resources:autowrap">autowrap</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-autowrap">set-autowrap</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:reversewrap" name="Menu-Resources:reversewrap">reversewrap</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-reversewrap">set-reversewrap</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:autolinefeed" name="Menu-Resources:autolinefeed">autolinefeed</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-autolinefeed">set-autolinefeed</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:appcursor" name="Menu-Resources:appcursor">appcursor</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-appcursor">set-appcursor</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:appkeypad" name="Menu-Resources:appkeypad">appkeypad</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-appkeypad">set-appkeypad</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:scrollkey" name="Menu-Resources:scrollkey">scrollkey</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-scroll-on-key">set-scroll-on-key</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:scrollttyoutput" name="Menu-Resources:scrollttyoutput">scrollttyoutput</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-scroll-on-tty-output">set-scroll-on-tty-output</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:allow132" name="Menu-Resources:allow132">allow132</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-allow132">set-allow132</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:cursesemul" name="Menu-Resources:cursesemul">cursesemul</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-cursesemul">set-cursesemul</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:keepSelection" name="Menu-Resources:keepSelection">keepSelection</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-keep-selection">set-keep-selection</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:selectToClipboard" name="Menu-Resources:selectToClipboard">selectToClipboard</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-keep-clipboard">set-keep-clipboard</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:visualbell" name="Menu-Resources:visualbell">visualbell</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-visual-bell">set-visual-bell</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:bellIsUrgent" name="Menu-Resources:bellIsUrgent">bellIsUrgent</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-bellIsUrgent">set-bellIsUrgent</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:poponbell" name="Menu-Resources:poponbell">poponbell</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-pop-on-bell">set-pop-on-bell</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:cursorblink" name="Menu-Resources:cursorblink">cursorblink</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-cursorblink">set-cursorblink</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:titeInhibit" name="Menu-Resources:titeInhibit">titeInhibit</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-titeInhibit">set-titeInhibit</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:activeicon" name="Menu-Resources:activeicon">activeicon</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This  entry toggles active icons on and off if this feature was
-               compiled into <i>xterm</i>.  It is enabled only if <i>xterm</i>  was  started
-               with  the command line option +ai or the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:activeIcon">activeIcon</a></b> resource is
-               set to "true".
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:softreset" name="Menu-Resources:softreset">softreset</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:soft-reset">soft-reset</a></b><b>()</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:hardreset" name="Menu-Resources:hardreset">hardreset</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:hard-reset">hard-reset</a></b><b>()</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:clearsavedlines" name="Menu-Resources:clearsavedlines">clearsavedlines</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:clear-saved-lines">clear-saved-lines</a></b><b>()</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:tekshow" name="Menu-Resources:tekshow">tekshow</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-visibility">set-visibility</a></b><b>(</b><i>tek,toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:tekmode" name="Menu-Resources:tekmode">tekmode</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-terminal-type">set-terminal-type</a></b><b>(</b><i>tek</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:vthide" name="Menu-Resources:vthide">vthide</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-visibility">set-visibility</a></b><b>(</b><i>vt,off</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:altscreen" name="Menu-Resources:altscreen">altscreen</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-altscreen">set-altscreen</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:sixelScrolling" name="Menu-Resources:sixelScrolling">sixelScrolling</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-sixel-scrolling">set-sixel-scrolling</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:privateColorRegisters" name="Menu-Resources:privateColorRegisters">privateColorRegisters</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-private-colors">set-private-colors</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       The <b><a href="#h3-VT-Fonts">VT Fonts</a></b> menu (widget name <i>fontMenu</i>) has the following entries:
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:fontdefault" name="Menu-Resources:fontdefault">fontdefault</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-vt-font">set-vt-font</a></b><b>(</b><i>d</i><b>)</b> action, setting the  font
-               using the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:font">font</a></b> (default) resource, e.g., "Default" in the menu.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:font1" name="Menu-Resources:font1">font1</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This  entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-vt-font">set-vt-font</a></b><b>(</b><i>1</i><b>)</b> action, setting the font
-               using the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:font1">font1</a></b> resource, e.g., "Unreadable" in the menu.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:font2" name="Menu-Resources:font2">font2</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-vt-font">set-vt-font</a></b><b>(</b><i>2</i><b>)</b> action, setting the  font
-               using the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:font2">font2</a></b> resource, e.g., "Tiny" in the menu.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:font3" name="Menu-Resources:font3">font3</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This  entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-vt-font">set-vt-font</a></b><b>(</b><i>3</i><b>)</b> action, setting the font
-               using the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:font3">font3</a></b> resource, e.g., "Small" in the menu.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:font4" name="Menu-Resources:font4">font4</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-vt-font">set-vt-font</a></b><b>(</b><i>4</i><b>)</b> action, letting the  font
-               using the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:font4">font4</a></b> resource, e.g., "Medium" in the menu.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:font5" name="Menu-Resources:font5">font5</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This  entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-vt-font">set-vt-font</a></b><b>(</b><i>5</i><b>)</b> action, letting the font
-               using the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:font5">font5</a></b> resource, e.g., "Large" in the menu.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:font6" name="Menu-Resources:font6">font6</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-vt-font">set-vt-font</a></b><b>(</b><i>6</i><b>)</b> action, letting the  font
-               using the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:font6">font6</a></b> resource, e.g., "Huge" in the menu.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:font7" name="Menu-Resources:font7">font7</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This  entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-vt-font">set-vt-font</a></b><b>(</b><i>7</i><b>)</b> action, letting the font
-               using the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:font7">font7</a></b> resource, e.g., "Enormous" in the menu.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:fontescape" name="Menu-Resources:fontescape">fontescape</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-vt-font">set-vt-font</a></b><b>(</b><i>e</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:fontsel" name="Menu-Resources:fontsel">fontsel</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-vt-font">set-vt-font</a></b><b>(</b><i>s</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:allow-bold-fonts" name="Menu-Resources:allow-bold-fonts">allow-bold-fonts</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:allow-bold-fonts">allow-bold-fonts</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:font-linedrawing" name="Menu-Resources:font-linedrawing">font-linedrawing</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-font-linedrawing">set-font-linedrawing</a></b><b>(</b><i>s</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:font-packed" name="Menu-Resources:font-packed">font-packed</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-font-packed">set-font-packed</a></b><b>(</b><i>s</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:font-doublesize" name="Menu-Resources:font-doublesize">font-doublesize</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-font-doublesize">set-font-doublesize</a></b><b>(</b><i>s</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:render-font" name="Menu-Resources:render-font">render-font</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-render-font">set-render-font</a></b><b>(</b><i>s</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:utf8-fonts" name="Menu-Resources:utf8-fonts">utf8-fonts</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-utf8-fonts">set-utf8-fonts</a></b><b>(</b><i>s</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:utf8-mode" name="Menu-Resources:utf8-mode">utf8-mode</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-utf8-mode">set-utf8-mode</a></b><b>(</b><i>s</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:utf8-title" name="Menu-Resources:utf8-title">utf8-title</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-utf8-title">set-utf8-title</a></b><b>(</b><i>s</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:allow-color-ops" name="Menu-Resources:allow-color-ops">allow-color-ops</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:allow-color-ops">allow-color-ops</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:allow-font-ops" name="Menu-Resources:allow-font-ops">allow-font-ops</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:allow-font-ops">allow-font-ops</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:allow-mouse-ops" name="Menu-Resources:allow-mouse-ops">allow-mouse-ops</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:allow-mouse-ops">allow-mouse-ops</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:allow-tcap-ops" name="Menu-Resources:allow-tcap-ops">allow-tcap-ops</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:allow-tcap-ops">allow-tcap-ops</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:allow-title-ops" name="Menu-Resources:allow-title-ops">allow-title-ops</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:allow-title-ops">allow-title-ops</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:allow-window-ops" name="Menu-Resources:allow-window-ops">allow-window-ops</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:allow-window-ops">allow-window-ops</a></b><b>(</b><i>toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       The <b><a href="#h3-Tek-Options">Tek Options</a></b> menu (widget name <i>tekMenu</i>) has the following entries:
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:tektextlarge" name="Menu-Resources:tektextlarge">tektextlarge</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-tek-text">set-tek-text</a></b><b>(</b><i>large</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:tektext2" name="Menu-Resources:tektext2">tektext2</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-tek-text">set-tek-text</a></b><b>(</b><i>2</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:tektext3" name="Menu-Resources:tektext3">tektext3</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-tek-text">set-tek-text</a></b><b>(</b><i>3</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:tektextsmall" name="Menu-Resources:tektextsmall">tektextsmall</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-tek-text">set-tek-text</a></b><b>(</b><i>small</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:tekpage" name="Menu-Resources:tekpage">tekpage</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:tek-page">tek-page</a></b><b>()</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:tekreset" name="Menu-Resources:tekreset">tekreset</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:tek-reset">tek-reset</a></b><b>()</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:tekcopy" name="Menu-Resources:tekcopy">tekcopy</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:tek-copy">tek-copy</a></b><b>()</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:vtshow" name="Menu-Resources:vtshow">vtshow</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-visibility">set-visibility</a></b><b>(</b><i>vt,toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:vtmode" name="Menu-Resources:vtmode">vtmode</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-terminal-type">set-terminal-type</a></b><b>(</b><i>vt</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-       <b><a title="Menu Resources:tekhide" name="Menu-Resources:tekhide">tekhide</a></b> (class <b>SmeBSB</b>)
-               This entry invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:set-visibility">set-visibility</a></b><b>(</b><i>tek,toggle</i><b>)</b> action.
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Scrollbar-Resources" id="h3-Scrollbar-Resources">Scrollbar Resources</a></h3>
-<pre>       The following resources  are  useful  when  specified  for  the  <i>Athena</i>
-       Scrollbar widget:
-
-       <b><a title="Scrollbar Resources:background" name="Scrollbar-Resources:background">background</a></b> (class <b>Background</b>)
-               Specifies the color to use for the background of the scrollbar.
-
-       <b><a title="Scrollbar Resources:foreground" name="Scrollbar-Resources:foreground">foreground</a></b> (class <b>Foreground</b>)
-               Specifies the color to use for the foreground of the scrollbar.
-
-       <b><a title="Scrollbar Resources:thickness" name="Scrollbar-Resources:thickness">thickness</a></b> (class <b>Thickness</b>)
-               Specifies the width in pixels of the scrollbar (default: 14).
-
-               This may be overridden by the <b><a href="#Scrollbar-Resources:width">width</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="Scrollbar Resources:thumb" name="Scrollbar-Resources:thumb">thumb</a></b> (class <b>Thumb</b>)
-               The  default  "thumb" pixmap used for the scrollbar is a simple
-               checkerboard pattern  alternating  pixels  for  foreground  and
-               background color.
-
-       <b><a title="Scrollbar Resources:width" name="Scrollbar-Resources:width">width</a></b> (class <b>Width</b>)
-               Specifies the width in pixels of the scrollbar (default: 0).
-
-               The widget checks the <i>width</i> resource first, using the <i>thickness</i>
-               value if the <i>width</i> is zero.
-
-</pre>
-<h2><a name="h2-POINTER-USAGE" id="h2-POINTER-USAGE">POINTER USAGE</a></h2>
-<pre>       Once  the  VT<i>xxx</i> window is created, <i>xterm</i> allows you to select text and
-       copy it within the same or other  windows  using  the  <i>pointer</i>  or  the
-       keyboard.
-
-       A   "pointer"  could  be  a  mouse,  touchpad  or  similar  device.   X
-       applications generally do not care, since they see only  <i>button  events</i>
-       which have
-
-       <b>o</b>   position and
-
-       <b>o</b>   button up/down state
-
-       <i>Xterm</i> can see these events as long as it has <i>focus</i>.
-
-       The  keyboard  also  supplies  events, but it is less flexible than the
-       pointer for selecting/copying text.
-
-       <i>Events</i> are applied to <i>actions</i> using  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:translations">translations</a></b>  resource.   See
-       <b><a href="#h3-Actions">Actions</a></b>  for a complete list, and <b><a href="#h3-Default-Key-Bindings">Default Key Bindings</a></b> for the built-in
-       set of <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:translations">translations</a></b> resources.
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Selection-Functions" id="h3-Selection-Functions">Selection Functions</a></h3>
-<pre>       By default, the  selection  functions  are  invoked  when  the  pointer
-       buttons  are  used  with  no modifiers, and when they are used with the
-       "shift" key.  The "shift" key is special, because <i>xterm</i>  uses  that  to
-       ensure  that  selection  functions  are  still  available  when  it  is
-       programmed to send escape sequences in one  of  the  mouse  modes  (see
-       <i>Xterm Control Sequences</i>, as well as the resource <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:disallowedMouseOps">disallowedMouseOps</a></b>).
-
-       At  startup,  <i>xterm</i>  inspects  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:translations">translations</a></b>  resource to see which
-       pointer buttons may be used in this way, and  remembers  these  buttons
-       when  deciding  whether  to  send escape sequences or perform selection
-       when those buttons are used with the "shift" modifier.   Other  pointer
-       buttons,  e.g.,  typically  those  sent for wheel mouse events, are not
-       affected.
-
-       The assignment of the functions described below to keys and buttons may
-       be changed through the resource database; see <b><a href="#h3-Actions">Actions</a></b> below.
-
-       Pointer button one (usually left)
-            is used to save text into the cut buffer:
-
-                ~Meta &lt;Btn1Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:select-start">select-start</a></b>()
-
-            Move the cursor to beginning of the text, and then hold the button
-            down while moving  the  cursor  to  the  end  of  the  region  and
-            releasing  the  button.   The  selected text is highlighted and is
-            saved in the global <i>cut buffer</i> and made  the  selection  when  the
-            button is released:
-
-                &lt;BtnUp&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:select-end">select-end</a></b>(<b><a href="#h3-SELECT">SELECT</a></b>, <b>CUT_BUFFER0</b>) \n
-
-            Normally (but see the discussion of <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:on2Clicks">on2Clicks</a></b>, etc):
-
-            <b>o</b>   Double-clicking selects by words.
-
-            <b>o</b>   Triple-clicking selects by lines.
-
-            <b>o</b>   Quadruple-clicking goes back to characters, etc.
-
-            Multiple-click  is determined by the time from button up to button
-            down, so you can change the selection unit  in  the  middle  of  a
-            selection.  Logical words and lines selected by double- or triple-
-            clicking  may  wrap across more than one screen line if lines were
-            wrapped by <i>xterm</i> itself rather than by the application running  in
-            the  window.   If  the  key/button  bindings  specify  that  an  X
-            selection is to be  made,  <i>xterm</i>  will  leave  the  selected  text
-            highlighted for as long as it is the selection owner.
-
-       Pointer button two (usually middle)
-            "types"  (<i>pastes</i>)  the  text  from  the  given  selection, if any,
-            otherwise from the cut buffer, inserting it as keyboard input:
-
-                ~Ctrl ~Meta &lt;Btn2Up&gt;:<b>insert-selection(SELECT,</b> <b>CUT_BUFFER0)</b>
-
-       Pointer button three (usually right)
-            <i>extends</i> the current selection.
-
-                ~Ctrl ~Meta &lt;Btn3Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:start-extend">start-extend</a></b><b>()</b>
-
-            (Without loss of generality,  you  can  swap  "right"  and  "left"
-            everywhere  in  the  rest  of  this  paragraph.)  If pressed while
-            closer to the right edge  of  the  selection  than  the  left,  it
-            extends/contracts  the  right  edge  of  the  selection.   If  you
-            contract the selection past the left edge of the selection,  <i>xterm</i>
-            assumes  you  really  meant  the  left edge, restores the original
-            selection, then extends/contracts the left edge of the  selection.
-            Extension  starts  in  the  selection  unit  mode  that  the  last
-            selection or extension was performed in; you can multiple-click to
-            cycle through them.
-
-       By cutting and pasting pieces of text without trailing new  lines,  you
-       can  take  text  from  several  places  in different windows and form a
-       command to the shell, for example, or take output from  a  program  and
-       insert  it  into  your favorite editor.  Since cut buffers are globally
-       shared among different applications, you may regard each  as  a  "file"
-       whose contents you know.  The terminal emulator and other text programs
-       should  be  treating  it  as  if it were a text file, i.e., the text is
-       delimited by new lines.
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Scrolling" id="h3-Scrolling">Scrolling</a></h3>
-<pre>       The scroll region displays the position and amount  of  text  currently
-       showing  in  the  window  (highlighted)  relative to the amount of text
-       actually saved.  As more text is saved (up to the maximum), the size of
-       the highlighted area decreases.
-
-       Clicking button one with the pointer in the  scroll  region  moves  the
-       adjacent line to the top of the display window.
-
-       Clicking  button three moves the top line of the display window down to
-       the pointer position.
-
-       Clicking button two moves the display to a position in the  saved  text
-       that corresponds to the pointer's position in the scrollbar.
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Tektronix-Pointer" id="h3-Tektronix-Pointer">Tektronix Pointer</a></h3>
-<pre>       Unlike  the  VT<i>xxx</i>  window,  the  Tektronix  window  does not allow the
-       copying of text.  It does allow Tektronix GIN mode, and  in  this  mode
-       the cursor will change from an arrow to a cross.  Pressing any key will
-       send that key and the current coordinate of the cross cursor.  Pressing
-       button  one,  two,  or three will return the letters "l", "m", and "r",
-       respectively.  If the "shift" key is pressed when a pointer  button  is
-       pressed, the corresponding upper case letter is sent.  To distinguish a
-       pointer  button  from  a key, the high bit of the character is set (but
-       this is bit is normally stripped unless the terminal mode is  RAW;  see
-       <a href="https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=tty&amp;apropos=0&amp;sektion=4&amp;manpath=SunOS+4.1.3&amp;arch=default&amp;format=html"><b>tty(4)</b></a> for details).
-
-</pre>
-<h2><a name="h2-SELECT_PASTE" id="h2-SELECT_PASTE">SELECT/PASTE</a></h2>
-<pre>       X  clients  provide  select and paste support by responding to requests
-       conveyed by the X server.  The X server holds  data  in  "atoms"  which
-       correspond  to  the  different  types of selection (<b><a href="#h3-PRIMARY">PRIMARY</a></b>, <b><a href="#h3-SECONDARY">SECONDARY</a></b>,
-       <b><a href="#h3-CLIPBOARD">CLIPBOARD</a></b>) as well as the similar cut buffer mechanism (<b>CUT_BUFFER0</b>  to
-       <b>CUT_BUFFER7</b>).  Those are documented in the ICCCM.
-
-       The  ICCCM  deals  with  the underlying mechanism for select/paste.  It
-       does not mention <i>highlighting</i>.   The  <i>selection</i>  is  not  the  same  as
-       <i>highlighting</i>.  <i>Xterm</i> (like many applications) uses highlighting to show
-       you the currently selected text.  An X application may <i>own</i> a selection,
-       which allows it to be the source of data copied using a given selection
-       atom  <i>Xterm</i> may continue owning a selection after it stops highlighting
-       (see <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:keepSelection">keepSelection</a></b>).
-
-       <i>Xterm</i> provides selection data using the cells of  characters  which  it
-       displays.   It  fills  those cells using sequences of bytes and control
-       sequences:
-
-       <b>o</b>   By default, <i>xterm</i> uses UTF-8 encoding  if  your  locale  uses  that
-           encoding.  The <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8">utf8</a></b> and <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:locale">locale</a></b> resources control that behavior.
-
-           When decoding UTF-8, <i>xterm</i> may compose certain base- and combining-
-           characters.   Use the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:precompose">precompose</a></b> resource to enable or disable this
-           feature.
-
-           <i>Xterm</i> has other resources for specialized encoding needs, including
-           <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowC1Printable">allowC1Printable</a></b>, <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:showMissingGlyphs">showMissingGlyphs</a></b>, and <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8Weblike">utf8Weblike</a></b>.
-
-       <b>o</b>   <i>Xterm</i> stores base- and combining characters for each  cell  in  its
-           window.   It  does  not  store the sequence of bytes which composed
-           those characters.  Selection uses the characters which <i>xterm</i> stores
-           in each cell.
-
-           If the selection target accepts UTF-8,  <i>xterm</i>  copies  all  of  the
-           base-  and  combining  characters  to the target.  If the selection
-           target does not accept UTF-8, e.g., to a cut buffer,  <i>xterm</i>  copies
-           only  what  the target accepts, using the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:defaultString">defaultString</a></b> resource to
-           fill cells which cannot be represented in the target.
-
-       <b>o</b>   All of the cells in <i>xterm</i>'s  window  are  uninitialized  at  first.
-           Erasing  the  screen  makes the cells uninitialized.  Uninitialized
-           cells are displayed as spaces.
-
-           By default, selecting rows on <i>xterm</i>'s window will highlight all  of
-           the  cells  that  the  pointer  traverses while you select.  If the
-           <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:highlightSelection">highlightSelection</a></b>  resource  is  set,  <i>xterm</i>  will  not  highlight
-           trailing uninitialized cells on the selected rows.
-
-           The  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:trimSelection">trimSelection</a></b>  resource  allows you to discard trailing blanks
-           from each selected row, both from uninitialized cells  as  well  as
-           those written by an application.
-
-       <b>o</b>   As  <i>xterm</i>  writes  characters  in its window, and wraps text at the
-           right margin, it remembers that the  text  was  wrapped.   Use  the
-           <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:showWrapMarks">showWrapMarks</a></b> resource to show this in the window.
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-PRIMARY" id="h3-PRIMARY">PRIMARY</a></h3>
-<pre>       When  configured  to use the primary selection (the default), <i>xterm</i> can
-       provide the selection data in  ways  which  help  to  retain  character
-       encoding information as it is pasted.
-
-       The  <b><a href="#h3-PRIMARY">PRIMARY</a></b>  token  is  a  standard X feature, documented in the ICCCM
-       (<i>Inter-Client Communication Conventions Manual</i>), which states
-
-          The selection named by the atom <b><a href="#h3-PRIMARY">PRIMARY</a></b> is  used  for  all  commands
-          that  take  only  a  single  argument  and is the principal means of
-          communication between clients that use the selection mechanism.
-
-       A user "selects" text on <i>xterm</i>, which highlights the selected text.   A
-       subsequent  "paste"  to another client forwards a request to the client
-       owning the selection.  If <i>xterm</i> owns the primary  selection,  it  makes
-       the  data available in the form of one or more "selection targets".  If
-       it does not own the primary selection, e.g., if it has released  it  or
-       another client has asserted ownership, it relies on cut-buffers to pass
-       the  data.   But  cut-buffers handle only ISO-8859-1 data (officially -
-       some clients ignore the rules).
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-CLIPBOARD" id="h3-CLIPBOARD">CLIPBOARD</a></h3>
-<pre>       When configured to  use  the  clipboard  (using  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:selectToClipboard">selectToClipboard</a></b>
-       resource),  the  problem  with  persistence  of  ownership is bypassed.
-       Otherwise, there is no difference  regarding  the  data  which  can  be
-       passed via selection.
-
-       The  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:selectToClipboard">selectToClipboard</a></b>  resource is a compromise, allowing <b><a href="#h3-CLIPBOARD">CLIPBOARD</a></b> to
-       be treated almost like  <b><a href="#h3-PRIMARY">PRIMARY</a></b>,  unlike  the  ICCCM,  which  describes
-       <b><a href="#h3-CLIPBOARD">CLIPBOARD</a></b>  in  different  terms than <b><a href="#h3-PRIMARY">PRIMARY</a></b> or <b><a href="#h3-SECONDARY">SECONDARY</a></b>.  Its lengthy
-       explanation begins with the essential points:
-
-          The selection named by the atom CLIPBOARD is used to hold data  that
-          is  being transferred between clients, that is, data that usually is
-          being cut and then pasted or copied and  then  pasted.   Whenever  a
-          client wants to transfer data to the clipboard:
-
-          <b>o</b>   It should assert ownership of the CLIPBOARD.
-
-          <b>o</b>   If  it succeeds in acquiring ownership, it should be prepared to
-              respond to a request for the contents of the  CLIPBOARD  in  the
-              usual  way  (retaining  the  data to be able to return it).  The
-              request may be  generated  by  the  clipboard  client  described
-              below.
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-SELECT" id="h3-SELECT">SELECT</a></h3>
-<pre>       However,   many  applications  use  <b><a href="#h3-CLIPBOARD">CLIPBOARD</a></b>  in  imitation  of  other
-       windowing systems.  The <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:selectToClipboard">selectToClipboard</a></b> resource  (and  corresponding
-       menu  entry <b><a href="#VT-Options:Select-to-Clipboard">Select to Clipboard</a></b>) introduce the <b><a href="#h3-SELECT">SELECT</a></b> token (known only
-       to <i>xterm</i>) which chooses between the <b><a href="#h3-PRIMARY">PRIMARY</a></b> and <b><a href="#h3-CLIPBOARD">CLIPBOARD</a></b> tokens.
-
-       Without using this feature, one can use workarounds such as  the  <i>xclip</i>
-       program to show the contents of the X clipboard within an <i>xterm</i> window.
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-SECONDARY" id="h3-SECONDARY">SECONDARY</a></h3>
-<pre>       This  is  used  less often than <b><a href="#h3-PRIMARY">PRIMARY</a></b> or <b><a href="#h3-CLIPBOARD">CLIPBOARD</a></b>.  According to the
-       ICCCM, it is used
-
-       <b>o</b>   As the second  argument  to  commands  taking  two  arguments  (for
-           example, "exchange primary and secondary selections")
-
-       <b>o</b>   As  a means of obtaining data when there is a primary selection and
-           the user does not want to disturb it
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Selection-Targets" id="h3-Selection-Targets">Selection Targets</a></h3>
-<pre>       The different types of  data  which  are  passed  depend  on  what  the
-       receiving client asks for.  These are termed <i>selection targets</i>.
-
-       When  asking for the selection data, <i>xterm</i> tries the following types in
-       this order:
-
-            UTF8_STRING
-                 This is an XFree86 extension, which denotes that the data  is
-                 encoded  in  UTF-8.   When <i>xterm</i> is built with wide-character
-                 support, it both accepts and provides this type.
-
-            TEXT the text is in the encoding which corresponds to your current
-                 locale.
-
-            COMPOUND_TEXT
-                 this is a format for multiple character  set  data,  such  as
-                 multi-lingual  text.   It  can  store UTF-8 data as a special
-                 case.
-
-            STRING
-                 This is Latin 1 (ISO-8859-1) data.
-
-       The  middle  two  (TEXT  and  COMPOUND_TEXT)  are  added  if  <i>xterm</i>  is
-       configured with the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:i18nSelections">i18nSelections</a></b> resource set to "true".
-
-       UTF8_STRING  is  preferred  (therefore  first  in the list) since <i>xterm</i>
-       stores text as Unicode data when running in wide-character mode, and no
-       translation is needed.  On the other hand, TEXT and  COMPOUND_TEXT  may
-       require  translation.   If  the  translation  is  incomplete, they will
-       insert X's "defaultString" whose value cannot be set, and may simply be
-       empty.  <i>Xterm</i>'s <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:defaultString">defaultString</a></b> resource specifies the string to use  for
-       incomplete translations of the UTF8_STRING.
-
-       You can alter the types which <i>xterm</i> tries using the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:eightBitSelectTypes">eightBitSelectTypes</a></b>
-       or  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8SelectTypes">utf8SelectTypes</a></b>  resources.   For  instance,  you  might  have some
-       specific locale  setting  which  does  not  use  UTF-8  encoding.   The
-       resource  value  is  a  comma-separated  list of the selection targets,
-       which consist of the names shown.  You can use the special name I18N to
-       denote the optional inclusion of TEXT and COMPOUND_TEXT.  The names are
-       matched ignoring case, and can be abbreviated.  The default list can be
-       expressed in several ways, e.g.,
-
-              UTF8_STRING,I18N,STRING
-              utf8,i18n,string
-              u,i,s
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Mouse-Protocol" id="h3-Mouse-Protocol">Mouse Protocol</a></h3>
-<pre>       Applications can send escape sequences to <i>xterm</i> to  cause  it  to  send
-       escape  sequences back to the computer when you press a pointer button,
-       or even (depending on which escape sequence) send escape sequences back
-       to the computer as you move the pointer.
-
-       These escape sequences and the responses, called  the  <i>mouse  protocol</i>,
-       are  documented  in <i><a href="/xterm/ctlseqs/ctlseqs.html">XTerm Control Sequences</a></i>.  They do not appear in the
-       <i>actions</i> invoked by the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:translations">translations</a></b> resource because the resource  does
-       not  change  while  you  run <i>xterm</i>, whereas applications can change the
-       mouse prototol (i.e., enable, disable, use different modes).
-
-       However, the mouse protocol is interpreted within the <i>actions</i> that  are
-       usually  associated  with the pointer buttons.  <i>Xterm</i> ignores the mouse
-       protocol in the <b><a href="#Actions:insert-selection">insert-selection</a></b> action if the shift-key is pressed  at
-       the  same  time.  It also modifies a few other actions if the shift-key
-       is pressed, e.g., suppressing the response with the  pointer  position,
-       though not eliminating changes to the selected text.
-
-</pre>
-<h2><a name="h2-MENUS" id="h2-MENUS">MENUS</a></h2>
-<pre>       <i>Xterm</i>  has  four  menus, named <i>mainMenu</i>, <i>vtMenu</i>, <i>fontMenu</i>, and <i>tekMenu</i>.
-       Each menu pops up under the correct  combinations  of  key  and  button
-       presses.  Each menu is divided into sections, separated by a horizontal
-       line.   Some  menu  entries correspond to modes that can be altered.  A
-       check mark appears next to a mode that is currently active.   Selecting
-       one of these modes toggles its state.  Other menu entries are commands;
-       selecting one of these performs the indicated function.
-
-       All  of  the  menu entries correspond to X actions.  In the list below,
-       the menu label is shown followed by the action's name in parenthesis.
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Main-Options" id="h3-Main-Options">Main Options</a></h3>
-<pre>       The <i>xterm mainMenu</i> pops up when the "control" key  and  pointer  button
-       one  are  pressed  in a window.  This menu contains items that apply to
-       both the VT<i>xxx</i> and Tektronix windows.  There are several sections:
-
-       Commands for managing X events:
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:Toolbar" name="Main-Options:Toolbar">Toolbar</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:toolbar">toolbar</a></b>)
-                     Clicking on the "Toolbar" menu entry hides the toolbar if
-                     it is visible, and shows it if it is not.
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:Secure Keyboard" name="Main-Options:Secure-Keyboard">Secure Keyboard</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:securekbd">securekbd</a></b>)
-                     The <b><a href="#Main-Options:Secure-Keyboard">Secure  Keyboard</a></b>  mode  is  helpful  when  typing  in
-                     passwords   or   other  sensitive  data  in  an  unsecure
-                     environment (see <b><a href="#h2-SECURITY">SECURITY</a></b> below, but read the limitations
-                     carefully).
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:Allow SendEvents" name="Main-Options:Allow-SendEvents">Allow SendEvents</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:allowsends">allowsends</a></b>)
-                     Specifies whether or not synthetic key and button  events
-                     generated  using  the X protocol SendEvent request should
-                     be interpreted or discarded.   This  corresponds  to  the
-                     <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowSendEvents">allowSendEvents</a></b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:Redraw Window" name="Main-Options:Redraw-Window">Redraw Window</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:redraw">redraw</a></b>)
-                     Forces   the   X  display  to  repaint;  useful  in  some
-                     environments.
-
-       Commands for capturing output:
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:Log to File" name="Main-Options:Log-to-File">Log to File</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:logging">logging</a></b>)
-                     Captures text sent to the screen in a log file, as in the
-                     <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-l">-l</a></b> logging option.
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:Print-All Immediately" name="Main-Options:Print-All-Immediately">Print-All Immediately</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:print-immediate">print-immediate</a></b>)
-                     Invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:print-immediate">print-immediate</a></b> action, sending the  text  of
-                     the  current  window  directly to a file, as specified by
-                     the    <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printFileImmediate">printFileImmediate</a></b>,     <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printModeImmediate">printModeImmediate</a></b>     and
-                     <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printOptsImmediate">printOptsImmediate</a></b> resources.
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:Print-All on Error" name="Main-Options:Print-All-on-Error">Print-All on Error</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:print-on-error">print-on-error</a></b>)
-                     Invokes  the  <b><a href="#Actions:print-on-error">print-on-error</a></b> action, which toggles a flag
-                     telling <i>xterm</i> that if it exits with an X error,  to  send
-                     the  text  of  the  current window directly to a file, as
-                     specified by the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printFileOnXError">printFileOnXError</a></b>, <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printModeOnXError">printModeOnXError</a></b> and
-                     <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printOptsOnXError">printOptsOnXError</a></b> resources.
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:Print Window" name="Main-Options:Print-Window">Print Window</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:print">print</a></b>)
-                     Sends the text of the current window to the program given
-                     in the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printerCommand">printerCommand</a></b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:Redirect to Printer" name="Main-Options:Redirect-to-Printer">Redirect to Printer</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:print-redir">print-redir</a></b>)
-                     This sets the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printerControlMode">printerControlMode</a></b> to 0 or 2.  You can  use
-                     this to turn the printer on as if an application had sent
-                     the  appropriate control sequence.  It is also useful for
-                     switching the printer off if an application turns  it  on
-                     without resetting the print control mode.
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:XHTML Screen Dump" name="Main-Options:XHTML-Screen-Dump">XHTML Screen Dump</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:dump-html">dump-html</a></b>)
-                     Available  only  when  compiled with screen dump support.
-                     Invokes the <b><a href="#Actions:dump-html">dump-html</a></b> action.  This creates an XHTML file
-                     matching the contents of the  current  screen,  including
-                     the  border, internal border, colors and most attributes:
-                     bold, italic, underline, faint, strikeout, reverse; blink
-                     is rendered as white-on-red; double underline is rendered
-                     the  same  as  underline  since  there  is  no   portable
-                     equivalent in CSS 2.2.
-
-                     The  font  is whatever your browser uses for preformatted
-                     (&lt;pre&gt;) elements.  The XHTML file references a  cascading
-                     style  sheet  (CSS) named "<b>xterm.css</b>" that you can create
-                     to select a font or override properties.
-
-                     The following CSS selectors are used  with  the  expected
-                     default behavior in the XHTML file:
-
-                     <i>.ul</i> for underline,
-                     <i>.bd</i> for bold,
-                     <i>.it</i> for italic,
-                     <i>.st</i> for strikeout,
-                     <i>.lu</i> for strikeout combined with underline.
-
-                     In addition you may use
-
-                     <i>.ev</i> to affect even numbered lines and
-                     <i>.od</i> to affect odd numbered lines.
-
-                     Attributes  faint,  reverse  and blink are implemented as
-                     <i>style</i> attributes setting color  properties.   All  colors
-                     are  specified  as  RGB  percentages  in order to support
-                     displays with 10 bits per RGB.
-
-                     The name of the file will be
-
-                         <b>xterm.</b><i>yyyy</i><b>.</b><i>MM</i><b>.</b><i>dd</i><b>.</b><i>hh</i><b>.</b><i>mm</i><b>.</b><i>ss</i>.xhtml
-
-                     where <i>yyyy</i>, <i>MM</i>, <i>dd</i>, <i>hh</i>, <i>mm</i> and <i>ss</i> are  the  year,  month,
-                     day,  hour,  minute  and  second when the screen dump was
-                     performed (the file is created in the directory <i>xterm</i>  is
-                     started in, or the home directory for a login <i>xterm</i>).
-
-                     The  <b><a href="#Actions:dump-html">dump-html</a></b>  action  can  also  be triggered using the
-                     Media Copy control sequence CSI 1 0 i, for example from a
-                     shell script with
-
-                         printf '\033[10i'
-
-                     Only the UTF-8 encoding is supported.
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:SVG Screen Dump" name="Main-Options:SVG-Screen-Dump">SVG Screen Dump</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:dump-svg">dump-svg</a></b>)
-                     Available only when compiled with  screen  dump  support.
-                     Invokes  the  <b><a href="#Actions:dump-svg">dump-svg</a></b>  action.   This creates a Scalable
-                     Vector Graphics (SVG) file matching the contents  of  the
-                     current  screen,  including  the border, internal border,
-                     colors and  most  attributes:  bold,  italic,  underline,
-                     double  underline,  faint,  strikeout,  reverse; blink is
-                     rendered as white-on-red.   The  font  is  whatever  your
-                     renderer  uses for the <i>monospace</i> font-family.  All colors
-                     are specified as RGB  percentages  in  order  to  support
-                     displays with 10 bits per RGB.
-
-                     The name of the file will be
-
-                         <b>xterm.</b><i>yyyy</i><b>.</b><i>MM</i><b>.</b><i>dd</i><b>.</b><i>hh</i><b>.</b><i>mm</i><b>.</b><i>ss</i>.svg
-
-                     where  <i>yyyy</i>,  <i>MM</i>,  <i>dd</i>, <i>hh</i>, <i>mm</i> and <i>ss</i> are the year, month,
-                     day, hour, minute and second when  the  screen  dump  was
-                     performed  (the file is created in the directory <i>xterm</i> is
-                     started in, or the home directory for a login <i>xterm</i>).
-
-                     The <b><a href="#Actions:dump-svg">dump-svg</a></b> action can also be triggered using the Media
-                     Copy control sequence CSI 1 1 i, for example from a shell
-                     script with
-
-                         printf '\033[11i'
-
-                     Only the UTF-8 encoding is supported.
-
-       Modes for setting keyboard style:
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:8-Bit Controls" name="Main-Options:8-Bit-Controls">8-Bit Controls</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:8-bit-control">8-bit-control</a></b>)
-                     Enabled for VT220 emulation, this controls whether  <i>xterm</i>
-                     will send 8-bit control sequences rather than using 7-bit
-                     (ASCII)  controls,  e.g.,  sending  a  byte  in the range
-                     128-159 rather than the escape character  followed  by  a
-                     second  byte.   <i>Xterm</i>  always  interprets  both 8-bit and
-                     7-bit control sequences (see  <i>Xterm  Control  Sequences</i>).
-                     This corresponds to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:eightBitControl">eightBitControl</a></b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:Backarrow Key (BS/DEL)" name="Main-Options:Backarrow-Key-_BS_DEL_">Backarrow Key (BS/DEL)</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:backarrow-key">backarrow key</a></b>)
-                     Modifies  the  behavior  of  the backarrow key, making it
-                     transmit  either  a  backspace  (8)   or   delete   (127)
-                     character.    This   corresponds   to   the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:backarrowKey">backarrowKey</a></b>
-                     resource.
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:Alt/NumLock Modifiers" name="Main-Options:Alt_NumLock-Modifiers">Alt/NumLock Modifiers</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:num-lock">num-lock</a></b>)
-                     Controls the treatment of Alt- and NumLock-key modifiers.
-                     This corresponds to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:numLock">numLock</a></b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:Meta Sends Escape" name="Main-Options:Meta-Sends-Escape">Meta Sends Escape</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:meta-esc">meta-esc</a></b>)
-                     Controls whether <i>Meta</i> keys  are  converted  into  a  two-
-                     character  sequence with the character itself preceded by
-                     ESC.  This corresponds to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:metaSendsEscape">metaSendsEscape</a></b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:Delete is DEL" name="Main-Options:Delete-is-DEL">Delete is DEL</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:delete-is-del">delete-is-del</a></b>)
-                     Controls whether the Delete key  on  the  editing  keypad
-                     should  send  DEL  (127) or the VT220-style Remove escape
-                     sequence.  This corresponds to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:deleteIsDEL">deleteIsDEL</a></b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:Old Function-Keys" name="Main-Options:Old-Function-Keys">Old Function-Keys</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:oldFunctionKeys">oldFunctionKeys</a></b>)
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:HP Function-Keys" name="Main-Options:HP-Function-Keys">HP Function-Keys</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:hpFunctionKeys">hpFunctionKeys</a></b>)
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:SCO Function-Keys" name="Main-Options:SCO-Function-Keys">SCO Function-Keys</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:scoFunctionKeys">scoFunctionKeys</a></b>)
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:Sun Function-Keys" name="Main-Options:Sun-Function-Keys">Sun Function-Keys</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:sunFunctionKeys">sunFunctionKeys</a></b>)
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:VT220 Keyboard" name="Main-Options:VT220-Keyboard">VT220 Keyboard</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:sunKeyboard">sunKeyboard</a></b>)
-                     These act as a radio-button, selecting one style for  the
-                     keyboard layout.  The layout corresponds to more than one
-                     resource     setting:    <b><a href="#Application-Resources:sunKeyboard">sunKeyboard</a></b>,    <b><a href="#Application-Resources:sunFunctionKeys">sunFunctionKeys</a></b>,
-                     <b><a href="#Application-Resources:scoFunctionKeys">scoFunctionKeys</a></b> and <b><a href="#Application-Resources:hpFunctionKeys">hpFunctionKeys</a></b>.
-
-       Commands for process signalling:
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:Send STOP Signal" name="Main-Options:Send-STOP-Signal">Send STOP Signal</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:suspend">suspend</a></b>)
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:Send CONT Signal" name="Main-Options:Send-CONT-Signal">Send CONT Signal</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:continue">continue</a></b>)
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:Send INT Signal" name="Main-Options:Send-INT-Signal">Send INT Signal</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:interrupt">interrupt</a></b>)
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:Send HUP Signal" name="Main-Options:Send-HUP-Signal">Send HUP Signal</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:hangup">hangup</a></b>)
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:Send TERM Signal" name="Main-Options:Send-TERM-Signal">Send TERM Signal</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:terminate">terminate</a></b>)
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:Send KILL Signal" name="Main-Options:Send-KILL-Signal">Send KILL Signal</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:kill">kill</a></b>)
-                     These send the SIGTSTP, SIGCONT, SIGINT, SIGHUP,  SIGTERM
-                     and SIGKILL signals respectively, to the process group of
-                     the process running under <i>xterm</i> (usually the shell).  The
-                     <b>SIGCONT</b>  function  is  especially  useful if the user has
-                     accidentally typed CTRL-Z, suspending the process.
-
-              <b><a title="Main Options:Quit" name="Main-Options:Quit">Quit</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:quit">quit</a></b>)
-                     Stop processing X events  except  to  support  the  <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-hold">-hold</a></b>
-                     option,  and  then  send  a  SIGHUP signal to the process
-                     group of the process running  under  <i>xterm</i>  (usually  the
-                     shell).
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-VT-Options" id="h3-VT-Options">VT Options</a></h3>
-<pre>       The  <i>xterm  vtMenu</i>  sets  various  modes in the VT<i>xxx</i> emulation, and is
-       popped up when the "control" key and pointer button two are pressed  in
-       the VT<i>xxx</i> window.
-
-       VT<i>xxx</i> Modes:
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Enable Scrollbar" name="VT-Options:Enable-Scrollbar">Enable Scrollbar</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:scrollbar">scrollbar</a></b>)
-                     Enable  (or  disable) the scrollbar.  This corresponds to
-                     the <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-sb">-sb</a></b> option and the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:scrollBar">scrollBar</a></b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Enable Jump Scroll" name="VT-Options:Enable-Jump-Scroll">Enable Jump Scroll</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:jumpscroll">jumpscroll</a></b>)
-                     Enable (or disable) jump scrolling.  This corresponds  to
-                     the <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-j">-j</a></b> option and the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:jumpScroll">jumpScroll</a></b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Enable Reverse Video" name="VT-Options:Enable-Reverse-Video">Enable Reverse Video</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:reversevideo">reversevideo</a></b>)
-                     Enable  (or  disable) reverse-video.  This corresponds to
-                     the <b><a href="#X-Toolkit-Options:-rv">-rv</a></b> option and the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:reverseVideo">reverseVideo</a></b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Enable Auto Wraparound" name="VT-Options:Enable-Auto-Wraparound">Enable Auto Wraparound</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:autowrap">autowrap</a></b>)
-                     Enable (or disable) auto-wraparound.  This corresponds to
-                     the <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-aw">-aw</a></b> option and the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:autoWrap">autoWrap</a></b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Enable Reverse Wraparound" name="VT-Options:Enable-Reverse-Wraparound">Enable Reverse Wraparound</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:reversewrap">reversewrap</a></b>)
-                     Enable (or disable) reverse wraparound.  This corresponds
-                     to the <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-rw">-rw</a></b> option and the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:reverseWrap">reverseWrap</a></b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Enable Auto Linefeed" name="VT-Options:Enable-Auto-Linefeed">Enable Auto Linefeed</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:autolinefeed">autolinefeed</a></b>)
-                     Enable (or disable) auto-linefeed.  This is the VT102 NEL
-                     function, which causes the emulator to emit a  line  feed
-                     after  each  carriage  return.  There is no corresponding
-                     command-line option or resource setting.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Enable Application Cursor Keys" name="VT-Options:Enable-Application-Cursor-Keys">Enable Application Cursor Keys</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:appcursor">appcursor</a></b>)
-                     Enable  (or  disable)  application  cursor  keys.    This
-                     corresponds  to  the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:appcursorDefault">appcursorDefault</a></b> resource.  There is
-                     no corresponding command-line option.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Enable Application Keypad" name="VT-Options:Enable-Application-Keypad">Enable Application Keypad</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:appkeypad">appkeypad</a></b>)
-                     Enable  (or  disable)  application  keypad  keys.    This
-                     corresponds  to  the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:appkeypadDefault">appkeypadDefault</a></b> resource.  There is
-                     no corresponding command-line option.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Scroll to Bottom on Key Press" name="VT-Options:Scroll-to-Bottom-on-Key-Press">Scroll to Bottom on Key Press</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:scrollkey">scrollkey</a></b>)
-                     Enable (or  disable)  scrolling  to  the  bottom  of  the
-                     scrolling  region on a keypress.  This corresponds to the
-                     <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-sk">-sk</a></b> option and the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:scrollKey">scrollKey</a></b> resource.
-
-                     As a special case, the XON /  XOFF  keys  (control/S  and
-                     control/Q) are ignored.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Scroll to Bottom on Tty Output" name="VT-Options:Scroll-to-Bottom-on-Tty-Output">Scroll to Bottom on Tty Output</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:scrollttyoutput">scrollttyoutput</a></b>)
-                     Enable  (or  disable)  scrolling  to  the  bottom  of the
-                     scrolling  region  on  output  to  the  terminal.    This
-                     corresponds  to  the  <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-si">-si</a></b>  option and the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:scrollTtyOutput">scrollTtyOutput</a></b>
-                     resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Allow 80/132 Column Switching" name="VT-Options:Allow-80_132-Column-Switching">Allow 80/132 Column Switching</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:allow132">allow132</a></b>)
-                     Enable (or disable) switching between 80 and 132 columns.
-                     This  corresponds  to  the  <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-132">-132</a></b>  option  and  the   <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:c132">c132</a></b>
-                     resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Keep Selection" name="VT-Options:Keep-Selection">Keep Selection</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:keepSelection">keepSelection</a></b>)
-                     Tell  <i>xterm</i> whether to disown the selection when it stops
-                     highlighting it, e.g., when an application  modifies  the
-                     display  so  that it no longer matches the text which has
-                     been highlighted.  As long as <i>xterm</i> continues to own  the
-                     selection   for   a   given  atom,  it  can  provide  the
-                     corresponding text to other  clients  which  request  the
-                     selection using that atom.
-
-                     This corresponds to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:keepSelection">keepSelection</a></b> resource.  There is
-                     no corresponding command-line option.
-
-                     Telling  <i>xterm</i>  to  not  disown  the  selection  does not
-                     prevent other applications from taking ownership  of  the
-                     selection.     When    that   happens,   <i>xterm</i>   receives
-                     notification that this  has  happened,  and  removes  its
-                     highlighting.
-
-                     See <b><a href="#h2-SELECT_PASTE">SELECT/PASTE</a></b> for more information.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Select to Clipboard" name="VT-Options:Select-to-Clipboard">Select to Clipboard</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:selectToClipboard">selectToClipboard</a></b>)
-                     Tell  <i>xterm</i>  whether  to use the <b><a href="#h3-PRIMARY">PRIMARY</a></b> or <b><a href="#h3-CLIPBOARD">CLIPBOARD</a></b> for
-                     <b><a href="#h3-SELECT">SELECT</a></b> tokens in the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:translations">translations</a></b>  resource  which  maps
-                     keyboard and mouse actions to select/paste actions.
-
-                     This   corresponds  to  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:selectToClipboard">selectToClipboard</a></b>  resource.
-                     There is no corresponding command-line option.
-
-                     The <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:keepSelection">keepSelection</a></b> resource setting applies  to  <b><a href="#h3-CLIPBOARD">CLIPBOARD</a></b>
-                     selections  just  as  it  does  for  <b><a href="#h3-PRIMARY">PRIMARY</a></b>  selections.
-                     However  some  window  managers   treat   the   clipboard
-                     specially.    For   instance,  XQuartz's  synchronization
-                     between the OSX <i>pasteboard</i> and the X11  <i>clipboard</i>  causes
-                     applications  to  lose  the  selection ownership for that
-                     atom when a selection is copied to the clipboard.
-
-                     See <b><a href="#h2-SELECT_PASTE">SELECT/PASTE</a></b> for more information.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Enable Visual Bell" name="VT-Options:Enable-Visual-Bell">Enable Visual Bell</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:visualbell">visualbell</a></b>)
-                     Enable (or disable) visible bell (i.e., flashing) instead
-                     of an audible bell.  This corresponds to the  <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-vb">-vb</a></b>  option
-                     and the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:visualBell">visualBell</a></b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Enable Bell Urgency" name="VT-Options:Enable-Bell-Urgency">Enable Bell Urgency</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:bellIsUrgent">bellIsUrgent</a></b>)
-                     Enable  (or  disable)  Urgency  window  manager hint when
-                     Control-G  is  received.    This   corresponds   to   the
-                     <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:bellIsUrgent">bellIsUrgent</a></b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Enable Pop on Bell" name="VT-Options:Enable-Pop-on-Bell">Enable Pop on Bell</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:poponbell">poponbell</a></b>)
-                     Enable  (or disable) raising of the window when Control-G
-                     is received.  This corresponds to the <b>-pop</b> option and the
-                     <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:popOnBell">popOnBell</a></b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Enable Blinking Cursor" name="VT-Options:Enable-Blinking-Cursor">Enable Blinking Cursor</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:cursorblink">cursorblink</a></b>)
-                     Enable (or disable) the  blinking-cursor  feature.   This
-                     corresponds   to  the  <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-bc">-bc</a></b>  option  and  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorBlink">cursorBlink</a></b>
-                     resource.  There are also  escape  sequences  (see  <i>Xterm</i>
-                     <i>Control Sequences</i>):
-
-                     <b>o</b>   If the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorBlinkXOR">cursorBlinkXOR</a></b> resource is set, the menu entry
-                         and the escape sequence states will be XOR'd: if both
-                         are  enabled,  the cursor will not blink, if only one
-                         is enabled, the cursor will blink.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   If the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorBlinkXOR">cursorBlinkXOR</a></b> is not set; if either the  menu
-                         entry  or  the  escape  sequence  states are set, the
-                         cursor will blink.
-
-                     In either case, the checkbox for the menu shows the state
-                     of the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorBlink">cursorBlink</a></b> resource, which may not correspond  to
-                     what the cursor is actually doing.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Enable Alternate Screen Switching" name="VT-Options:Enable-Alternate-Screen-Switching">Enable Alternate Screen Switching</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:titeInhibit">titeInhibit</a></b>)
-                     Enable  (or  disable)  switching  between  the normal and
-                     alternate screens.  This corresponds to  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:titeInhibit">titeInhibit</a></b>
-                     resource.  There is no corresponding command-line option.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Enable Active Icon" name="VT-Options:Enable-Active-Icon">Enable Active Icon</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:activeicon">activeicon</a></b>)
-                     Enable   (or  disable)  the  active-icon  feature.   This
-                     corresponds  to  the  <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-ai">-ai</a></b>  option  and   the   <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:activeIcon">activeIcon</a></b>
-                     resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Sixel Scrolling" name="VT-Options:Sixel-Scrolling">Sixel Scrolling</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:sixelScrolling">sixelScrolling</a></b>)
-                     This  corresponds to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:sixelScrolling">sixelScrolling</a></b> resource.  It can
-                     also be turned off and on using the private  mode  DECSDM
-                     (Sixel Display Mode).
-
-                     <b>o</b>   When  enabled,  <i>xterm</i>  draws  sixel  graphics  at the
-                         current text cursor  location,  scrolling  the  image
-                         vertically  if  it  is  larger  than  the screen, and
-                         leaving the text cursor at the  same  column  in  the
-                         next  complete line after the image when returning to
-                         text mode
-
-                         This is the default, which corresponds to  the  <i>reset</i>
-                         state of DECSDM.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   When disabled, <i>xterm</i> draws sixel graphics starting at
-                         the  upper  left  of  the screen, cropping to fit the
-                         screen, and does not alter the text cursor location.
-
-                         This corresponds to the <i>set</i> state of DECSDM.
-
-                     There is no corresponding command-line option.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Private Color Registers" name="VT-Options:Private-Color-Registers">Private Color Registers</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:privateColorRegisters">privateColorRegisters</a></b>)
-                     If <i>xterm</i> is configured to support  ReGIS  graphics,  this
-                     controls whether a private color palette can be used.
-
-                     When  enabled,  each graphic image uses a separate set of
-                     color registers, so that it  essentially  has  a  private
-                     palette  (this  is  the  default).  If it is not set, all
-                     graphics images share a common set of registers which  is
-                     how  sixel  and ReGIS graphics worked on actual hardware.
-                     The default is  likely  a  more  useful  mode  on  modern
-                     TrueColor hardware.
-
-                     This  corresponds  to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:privateColorRegisters">privateColorRegisters</a></b> resource.
-                     There is no corresponding command-line option.
-
-       VT<i>xxx</i> Commands:
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Do Soft Reset" name="VT-Options:Do-Soft-Reset">Do Soft Reset</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:softreset">softreset</a></b>)
-                     This corresponds to the VT220 DECSTR control sequence.  A
-                     soft reset leaves the contents of the window intact,  but
-                     resets modes which affect subsequent updates:
-
-                     Soft reset differs from full reset in a minor detail:
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Set  the  saved  cursor  position  to  the upper-left
-                         corner of the window.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Exit from the status-line without erasing it.
-
-                     Both soft/full resets do the following:
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Make the cursor visible, with shape  reset  according
-                         to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorUnderLine">cursorUnderLine</a></b> and <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorBar">cursorBar</a></b> resources.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Enable or disable the cursor-blinking state according
-                         to  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorBlink">cursorBlink</a></b>  resource,  and  set  the <i>Enable</i>
-                         <i>Blinking Cursor</i> menu checkmark to match.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Reset   video   attributes,   e.g.,   bold,   italic,
-                         underline, blink.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Reset  the  ANSI  color  mode  to  the  <i>xterm</i> default
-                         foreground and background.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Reset the 256-color palette to its initial state.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Reset  the  selected  character  set,  e.g.,   ASCII,
-                         alternate  character  set.   The  UTF-8 modes are not
-                         changed.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Reset ECMA-48 KAM.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Reset    DECCKM    and    DECKPAM    per    resources
-                         <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:appcursorDefault">appcursorDefault</a></b> and <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:appkeypadDefault">appkeypadDefault</a></b>.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Reset key-format and key-modifier modes to the values
-                         set by resources, i.e.,
-
-                             <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:formatCursorKeys">formatCursorKeys</a></b>,             <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:formatFunctionKeys">formatFunctionKeys</a></b>,
-                             <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:formatKeypadKeys">formatKeypadKeys</a></b>,             <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:formatModifierKeys">formatModifierKeys</a></b>,
-                             <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:formatOtherKeys">formatOtherKeys</a></b>, and <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:formatSpecialKeys">formatSpecialKeys</a></b>.
-
-                         as well as
-
-                             <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyCursorKeys">modifyCursorKeys</a></b>,             <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyFunctionKeys">modifyFunctionKeys</a></b>,
-                             <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyKeyboard">modifyKeyboard</a></b>,                 <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyKeypadKeys">modifyKeypadKeys</a></b>,
-                             <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyModifierKeys">modifyModifierKeys</a></b>,      <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:modifyOtherKeys">modifyOtherKeys</a></b>,     and
-                             <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:modifySpecialKeys">modifySpecialKeys</a></b>.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Reset origin mode (DECOM).
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Reset all margins (i.e., top/bottom and  left/right).
-                         This can be convenient when some program has left the
-                         scroll regions set incorrectly.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Set  autowrap  and  reverse wrapping according to the
-                         resource values <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:autoWrap">autoWrap</a></b> and <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:reverseWrap">reverseWrap</a></b>.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Reset checksum  extension  to  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:checksumExtension">checksumExtension</a></b>
-                         resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Do Full Reset" name="VT-Options:Do-Full-Reset">Do Full Reset</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:hardreset">hardreset</a></b>)
-                     A full reset does this in addition to a soft reset:
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Clear the window.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Reset tab stops to every eight columns.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Reset the screen to match the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:reverseVideo">reverseVideo</a></b> resource.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Resize  the  screen  to 80 columns if 132-column mode
-                         was initially enabled with the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:c132">c132</a></b> resource.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Reset  scrolling  (jump  versus   smooth)   per   the
-                         <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:jumpScroll">jumpScroll</a></b> resource.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Enable  linefeed  mode (ECMA-48 LNM) and send/receive
-                         mode (ECMA-48 SRM).
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Reset DEC user-defined keys (DECUDK).
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Disable application mode for cursor- and  keypad-keys
-                         (DECCKM, DECKPAM).
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Reset   menu   entry  <i>8-bit  Controls</i>,  per  resource
-                         <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:eightBitControl">eightBitControl</a></b>.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Reset  interpretation  of  the  backarrow  key,   per
-                         initial resource settings.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Set  the  keyboard  type  according  to the resources
-                         <b><a href="#Application-Resources:keyboardType">keyboardType</a></b>,    <b><a href="#Application-Resources:hpFunctionKeys">hpFunctionKeys</a></b>,     <b><a href="#Application-Resources:scoFunctionKeys">scoFunctionKeys</a></b>,
-                         <b><a href="#Application-Resources:sunFunctionKeys">sunFunctionKeys</a></b>,  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:tcapFunctionKeys">tcapFunctionKeys</a></b>, <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:oldXtermFKeys">oldXtermFKeys</a></b> and
-                         <b><a href="#Application-Resources:sunKeyboard">sunKeyboard</a></b>.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Turn mouse tracking off.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Reset  title  and   pointer   modes   per   resources
-                         <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:titleModes">titleModes</a></b> and <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:pointerMode">pointerMode</a></b>.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Reset the readline and bracketed paste modes.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Discard  all  SIXEL  and  ReGIS  graphics  data  from
-                         memory.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Reset <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:sixelScrolling">sixelScrolling</a></b> and  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:privateColorRegisters">privateColorRegisters</a></b>  from
-                         initial resource values.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Set  DECSDM  if  the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:sixelScrolling">sixelScrolling</a></b> resource is true.
-                         Otherwise, reset DECSDM.
-
-                     A full reset does this, unlike a soft reset:
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Move the cursor  to  the  upper-left  corner  of  the
-                         window, and then save that position.
-
-                     <b>o</b>   Hide  the  status-line,  setting  its display-type to
-                         "none".
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Reset and Clear Saved Lines" name="VT-Options:Reset-and-Clear-Saved-Lines">Reset and Clear Saved Lines</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:clearsavedlines">clearsavedlines</a></b>)
-                     Perform a full reset, and also clear the saved lines.
-
-                     This corresponds to the VT102 RIS control sequence,  with
-                     a  few obvious differences.  For example, your session is
-                     not disconnected as a real VT102 would do.
-
-       Commands for setting the current screen:
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Show Tek Window" name="VT-Options:Show-Tek-Window">Show Tek Window</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:tekshow">tekshow</a></b>)
-                     When enabled, pops the Tektronix 4014 window up (makes it
-                     visible).   When  disabled,  hides  the  Tektronix   4014
-                     window.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Switch to Tek Mode" name="VT-Options:Switch-to-Tek-Mode">Switch to Tek Mode</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:tekmode">tekmode</a></b>)
-                     When  enabled, pops the Tektronix 4014 window up if it is
-                     not already visible, and switches  the  input  stream  to
-                     that  window.   When  disabled,  hides the Tektronix 4014
-                     window and switches input back to the VT<i>xxx</i> window.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Hide VT Window" name="VT-Options:Hide-VT-Window">Hide VT Window</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:vthide">vthide</a></b>)
-                     When enabled, hides the VT<i>xxx</i> window, shows the Tektronix
-                     4014 window if it was not already  visible  and  switches
-                     the  input  stream  to that window.  When disabled, shows
-                     the VT<i>xxx</i> window, and switches the input stream  to  that
-                     window.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Options:Show Alternate Screen" name="VT-Options:Show-Alternate-Screen">Show Alternate Screen</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:altscreen">altscreen</a></b>)
-                     When enabled, shows the alternate screen.  When disabled,
-                     shows the normal screen.  Note that the normal screen may
-                     have saved lines; the alternate screen does not.
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-VT-Fonts" id="h3-VT-Fonts">VT Fonts</a></h3>
-<pre>       The  <i>xterm  fontMenu</i>  pops up when the "control" key and pointer button
-       three are pressed in a window.  It sets the  font  used  in  the  VT<i>xxx</i>
-       window,  or modifies the way the font is specified or displayed.  There
-       are several sections.
-
-       The first section  allows  you  to  select  the  font  from  a  set  of
-       alternatives:
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:Default" name="VT-Fonts:Default">Default</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:fontdefault">fontdefault</a></b>)
-                     Set  the  font  to  the  default, i.e., that given by the
-                     <b>*VT100.font</b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:Unreadable" name="VT-Fonts:Unreadable">Unreadable</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:font1">font1</a></b>)
-                     Set the font to that given by the <b>*VT100.font1</b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:Tiny" name="VT-Fonts:Tiny">Tiny</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:font2">font2</a></b>)
-                     Set the font to that given by the <b>*VT100.font2</b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:Small" name="VT-Fonts:Small">Small</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:font3">font3</a></b>)
-                     Set the font to that given by the <b>*VT100.font3</b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:Medium" name="VT-Fonts:Medium">Medium</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:font4">font4</a></b>)
-                     Set the font to that given by the <b>*VT100.font4</b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:Large" name="VT-Fonts:Large">Large</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:font5">font5</a></b>)
-                     Set the font to that given by the <b>*VT100.font5</b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:Huge" name="VT-Fonts:Huge">Huge</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:font6">font6</a></b>)
-                     Set the font to that given by the <b>*VT100.font6</b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:Enormous" name="VT-Fonts:Enormous">Enormous</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:font7">font7</a></b>)
-                     Set the font to that given by the <b>*VT100.font7</b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:Escape Sequence" name="VT-Fonts:Escape-Sequence">Escape Sequence</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:fontescape">fontescape</a></b>)
-                     This allows you to set the font last specified by the Set
-                     Font escape sequence (see <i>Xterm Control Sequences</i>).
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:Selection" name="VT-Fonts:Selection">Selection</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:fontsel">fontsel</a></b>)
-                     This allows you to set the  font  specified  the  current
-                     selection  as  a  font  name (if the <b><a href="#h3-PRIMARY">PRIMARY</a></b> selection is
-                     owned).
-
-       The second section allows you to modify the way it is displayed:
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:Bold Fonts" name="VT-Fonts:Bold-Fonts">Bold Fonts</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:allow-bold-fonts">allow-bold-fonts</a></b>)
-                     This is  normally  checked  (enabled).   When  unchecked,
-                     <i>xterm</i>  will  not  use  bold  fonts.   The  menu selection
-                     modifies the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowBoldFonts">allowBoldFonts</a></b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:Line-Drawing Characters" name="VT-Fonts:Line-Drawing-Characters">Line-Drawing Characters</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:font-linedrawing">font-linedrawing</a></b>)
-                     When set,  tells  <i>xterm</i>  to  draw  its  own  line-drawing
-                     characters.   Otherwise  it relies on the font containing
-                     these.  The menu  selection  modifies  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:forceBoxChars">forceBoxChars</a></b>
-                     resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:Packed Font" name="VT-Fonts:Packed-Font">Packed Font</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:font-packed">font-packed</a></b>)
-                     When set, tells <i>xterm</i> to use the minimum glyph-width from
-                     a font when displaying characters.  Use the maximum width
-                     (unchecked) to help display proportional fonts.  The menu
-                     selection modifies the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:forcePackedFont">forcePackedFont</a></b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:Doublesized Characters" name="VT-Fonts:Doublesized-Characters">Doublesized Characters</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:font-doublesize">font-doublesize</a></b>)
-                     When set, <i>xterm</i> may ask the font server to produce scaled
-                     versions  of  the  normal  font,  for  VT102  double-size
-                     characters.
-
-       The third section allows you to modify the way it is specified:
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:TrueType Fonts" name="VT-Fonts:TrueType-Fonts">TrueType Fonts</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:render-font">render-font</a></b>)
-                     If the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:renderFont">renderFont</a></b> and corresponding resources  were  set,
-                     this is a further control whether <i>xterm</i> will actually use
-                     the Xft library calls to obtain a font.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:UTF-8 Encoding" name="VT-Fonts:UTF-8-Encoding">UTF-8 Encoding</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:utf8-mode">utf8-mode</a></b>)
-                     This  controls  whether  <i>xterm</i>  uses  UTF-8  encoding  of
-                     input/output.  It is  useful  for  temporarily  switching
-                     <i>xterm</i>  to display text from an application which does not
-                     follow the locale settings.  It corresponds to  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8">utf8</a></b>
-                     resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:UTF-8 Fonts" name="VT-Fonts:UTF-8-Fonts">UTF-8 Fonts</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:utf8-fonts">utf8-fonts</a></b>)
-                     This controls whether <i>xterm</i> uses UTF-8 fonts for display.
-                     It  is  useful for temporarily switching <i>xterm</i> to display
-                     text from an application which does not follow the locale
-                     settings.  It combines the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8">utf8</a></b> and <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8Fonts">utf8Fonts</a></b>  resources,
-                     subject to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:locale">locale</a></b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:UTF-8 Titles" name="VT-Fonts:UTF-8-Titles">UTF-8 Titles</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:utf8-title">utf8-title</a></b>)
-                     This  controls  whether  <i>xterm</i> accepts UTF-8 encoding for
-                     title control sequences.  It corresponds to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8Fonts">utf8Fonts</a></b>
-                     resource.
-
-                     Initially the checkmark is set according to both the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8">utf8</a></b>
-                     and <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8Fonts">utf8Fonts</a></b> resource values.  If the latter is  set  to
-                     "always",  the checkmark is disabled.  Likewise, if there
-                     are no fonts given in the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8Fonts">utf8Fonts</a></b>  subresources,  then
-                     the checkmark also is disabled.
-
-                     The standard <b>XTerm</b> app-defaults file defines both sets of
-                     fonts,  while  the  <b>UXTerm</b> app-defaults file defines only
-                     one set.  Assuming the standard app-defaults files,  this
-                     command  will  launch  <i>xterm</i> able to switch between UTF-8
-                     and ISO-8859-1 encoded fonts:
-
-                         uxterm -class XTerm
-
-       The fourth section allows you to enable or disable  special  operations
-       which  can  be  controlled by writing escape sequences to the terminal.
-       These are disabled if the SendEvents feature is enabled:
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:Allow Color Ops" name="VT-Fonts:Allow-Color-Ops">Allow Color Ops</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:allow-color-ops">allow-color-ops</a></b>)
-                     This corresponds to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowColorOps">allowColorOps</a></b>  resource.   Enable
-                     or disable control sequences that set/query the colors.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:Allow Font Ops" name="VT-Fonts:Allow-Font-Ops">Allow Font Ops</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:allow-font-ops">allow-font-ops</a></b>)
-                     This corresponds to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowFontOps">allowFontOps</a></b> resource.  Enable or
-                     disable control sequences that set/query the font.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:Allow Mouse Ops" name="VT-Fonts:Allow-Mouse-Ops">Allow Mouse Ops</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:allow-mouse-ops">allow-mouse-ops</a></b>)
-                     Enable  or  disable  control  sequences  that  cause  the
-                     terminal to send escape sequences on  pointer-clicks  and
-                     movement.    This   corresponds   to   the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowMouseOps">allowMouseOps</a></b>
-                     resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:Allow Tcap Ops" name="VT-Fonts:Allow-Tcap-Ops">Allow Tcap Ops</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:allow-tcap-ops">allow-tcap-ops</a></b>)
-                     Enable  or  disable  control  sequences  that  query  the
-                     terminal's notion of its function-key strings, as termcap
-                     or   terminfo  capabilities.   This  corresponds  to  the
-                     <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowTcapOps">allowTcapOps</a></b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:Allow Title Ops" name="VT-Fonts:Allow-Title-Ops">Allow Title Ops</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:allow-title-ops">allow-title-ops</a></b>)
-                     Enable or  disable  control  sequences  that  modify  the
-                     window  title  or  icon  name.   This  corresponds to the
-                     <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowTitleOps">allowTitleOps</a></b> resource.
-
-              <b><a title="VT Fonts:Allow Window Ops" name="VT-Fonts:Allow-Window-Ops">Allow Window Ops</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:allow-window-ops">allow-window-ops</a></b>)
-                     Enable or disable extended window control  sequences  (as
-                     used  in <i>dtterm</i>).  This corresponds to the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowWindowOps">allowWindowOps</a></b>
-                     resource.
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Tek-Options" id="h3-Tek-Options">Tek Options</a></h3>
-<pre>       The <i>xterm tekMenu</i> sets various modes in the Tektronix emulation, and is
-       popped up when the "control" key and pointer button two are pressed  in
-       the  Tektronix  window.   The current font size is checked in the modes
-       section of the menu.
-
-              <b><a title="Tek Options:Large Characters" name="Tek-Options:Large-Characters">Large Characters</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:tektextlarge">tektextlarge</a></b>)
-
-              <b><a title="Tek Options:#2 Size Characters" name="Tek-Options:pound.2-Size-Characters">#2 Size Characters</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:tektext2">tektext2</a></b>)
-
-              <b><a title="Tek Options:#3 Size Characters" name="Tek-Options:pound.3-Size-Characters">#3 Size Characters</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:tektext3">tektext3</a></b>)
-
-              <b><a title="Tek Options:Small Characters" name="Tek-Options:Small-Characters">Small Characters</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:tektextsmall">tektextsmall</a></b>)
-
-       Commands:
-
-              <b><a title="Tek Options:PAGE" name="Tek-Options:PAGE">PAGE</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:tekpage">tekpage</a></b>)
-                     Simulates the Tektronix "PAGE" button by
-
-                     <b>o</b>   clearing the window,
-
-                     <b>o</b>   cancelling the graphics input-mode, and
-
-                     <b>o</b>   moving the cursor to the <i>home</i> position.
-
-              <b><a title="Tek Options:RESET" name="Tek-Options:RESET">RESET</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:tekreset">tekreset</a></b>)
-                     Unlike the similarly-named Tektronix "RESET" button, this
-                     does everything that <b><a href="#Tek-Options:PAGE">PAGE</a></b> does as well as  resetting  the
-                     line-type and font-size to their default values.
-
-              <b><a title="Tek Options:COPY" name="Tek-Options:COPY">COPY</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:tekcopy">tekcopy</a></b>)
-                     Simulates  the  Tektronix  "COPY"  button  (which makes a
-                     hard-copy of the screen) by writing the information to  a
-                     text file.
-
-       Windows:
-
-              <b><a title="Tek Options:Show VT Window" name="Tek-Options:Show-VT-Window">Show VT Window</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:vtshow">vtshow</a></b>)
-
-              <b><a title="Tek Options:Switch to VT Mode" name="Tek-Options:Switch-to-VT-Mode">Switch to VT Mode</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:vtmode">vtmode</a></b>)
-
-              <b><a title="Tek Options:Hide Tek Window" name="Tek-Options:Hide-Tek-Window">Hide Tek Window</a></b> (resource <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:tekhide">tekhide</a></b>)
-
-</pre>
-<h2><a name="h2-SECURITY" id="h2-SECURITY">SECURITY</a></h2>
-<pre>       X environments differ in their security consciousness.
-
-       <b>o</b>   Most  servers, run under <i>xdm</i>, are capable of using a "magic cookie"
-           authorization  scheme  that  can  provide  a  reasonable  level  of
-           security  for  many  people.   If your server is only using a host-
-           based mechanism to control access to  the  server  (see  <a href="https://www.x.org/releases/X11R7.7/doc/man/man1/xhost.1.xhtml"><b>xhost(1)</b></a>),
-           then  if  you  enable  access  for  a host and other users are also
-           permitted to run clients on that same host,  it  is  possible  that
-           someone can run an application which uses the basic services of the
-           X  protocol  to  snoop  on your activities, potentially capturing a
-           transcript of everything you type at the keyboard.
-
-       <b>o</b>   Any process which has access to your X display can manipulate it in
-           ways that you might not anticipate, even redirecting your  keyboard
-           to  itself  and sending events to your application's windows.  This
-           is true even with the "magic cookie" authorization  scheme.   While
-           the   <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowSendEvents">allowSendEvents</a></b>   provides   some  protection  against  rogue
-           applications tampering  with  your  programs,  guarding  against  a
-           snooper is harder.
-
-       <b>o</b>   The  X input extension for instance allows an application to bypass
-           all of the other (limited)  authorization  and  security  features,
-           including the GrabKeyboard protocol.
-
-       <b>o</b>   The  possibility  of an application spying on your keystrokes is of
-           particular concern when you want to type in  a  password  or  other
-           sensitive  data.   The  best  solution  to this problem is to use a
-           better authorization mechanism than is provided by X.
-
-       Subject to  all  of  these  caveats,  a  simple  mechanism  exists  for
-       protecting keyboard input in <i>xterm</i>.
-
-       The  <i>xterm</i>  menu  (see  <b><a href="#h2-MENUS">MENUS</a></b>  above)  contains a <b><a href="#Main-Options:Secure-Keyboard">Secure Keyboard</a></b> entry
-       which, when enabled, attempts to ensure  that  all  keyboard  input  is
-       directed <i>only</i> to <i>xterm</i> (using the GrabKeyboard protocol request).  When
-       an  application  prompts  you for a password (or other sensitive data),
-       you can enable <b><a href="#Main-Options:Secure-Keyboard">Secure Keyboard</a></b> using the menu, type in  the  data,  and
-       then disable <b><a href="#Main-Options:Secure-Keyboard">Secure Keyboard</a></b> using the menu again.
-
-       <b>o</b>   This   ensures  that  you  know  which  window  is  accepting  your
-           keystrokes.
-
-       <b>o</b>   It cannot ensure that there are no processes which have  access  to
-           your X display that might be observing the keystrokes as well.
-
-       Only  one X client at a time can grab the keyboard, so when you attempt
-       to enable <b><a href="#Main-Options:Secure-Keyboard">Secure Keyboard</a></b> it may fail.  In this  case,  the  bell  will
-       sound.   If the <b><a href="#Main-Options:Secure-Keyboard">Secure Keyboard</a></b> succeeds, the foreground and background
-       colors will be exchanged (as if you selected the <b><a href="#VT-Options:Enable-Reverse-Video">Enable  Reverse  Video</a></b>
-       entry  in  the  <b>Modes</b> menu); they will be exchanged again when you exit
-       secure mode.  If the colors do <i>not</i> switch,  then  you  should  be  <i>very</i>
-       suspicious  that  you  are  being  spoofed.  If the application you are
-       running displays a prompt before asking for the password, it is  safest
-       to enter secure mode <i>before</i> the prompt gets displayed, and to make sure
-       that  the  prompt  gets  displayed  correctly  (in  the new colors), to
-       minimize the probability of spoofing.  You can also bring up  the  menu
-       again and make sure that a check mark appears next to the entry.
-
-       <b><a href="#Main-Options:Secure-Keyboard">Secure  Keyboard</a></b>  mode  will  be  disabled  automatically if your <i>xterm</i>
-       window becomes iconified (or otherwise unmapped), or if you start up  a
-       reparenting window manager (that places a title bar or other decoration
-       around  the  window) while in <b><a href="#Main-Options:Secure-Keyboard">Secure Keyboard</a></b> mode.  (This is a feature
-       of the X  protocol  not  easily  overcome.)   When  this  happens,  the
-       foreground  and  background  colors  will be switched back and the bell
-       will sound in warning.
-
-</pre>
-<h2><a name="h2-CHARACTER-CLASSES" id="h2-CHARACTER-CLASSES">CHARACTER CLASSES</a></h2>
-<pre>       Clicking the left pointer button twice  in  rapid  succession  (double-
-       clicking) causes all characters of the same class (e.g., letters, white
-       space, punctuation) to be selected as a "word".  Since different people
-       have  different  preferences  for what should be selected (for example,
-       should filenames be selected as a whole or only the separate subnames),
-       the default mapping can be overridden through the use of the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:charClass">charClass</a></b>
-       (class <i>CharClass</i>) resource.
-
-       This resource is a series of comma-separated <i>range</i>:<i>value</i> pairs.
-
-       <b>o</b>   The  <i>range</i>  is either a single number or <i>low</i>-<i>high</i> in the range of 0
-           to 65535, corresponding to the code for the character or characters
-           to be set.
-
-       <b>o</b>   The <i>value</i> is arbitrary.  For example, the default  table  uses  the
-           character number of the first character occurring in the set.  When
-           not in UTF-8 mode, only the first 256 entries of this table will be
-           used.
-
-       The default table starts as follows -
-
-           static int charClass[256] = {
-           /* NUL  SOH  STX  ETX  EOT  ENQ  ACK  BEL */
-               32,   1,   1,   1,   1,   1,   1,   1,
-           /*  BS   HT   NL   VT   NP   CR   SO   SI */
-                1,  32,   1,   1,   1,   1,   1,   1,
-           /* DLE  DC1  DC2  DC3  DC4  NAK  SYN  ETB */
-                1,   1,   1,   1,   1,   1,   1,   1,
-           /* CAN   EM  SUB  ESC   FS   GS   RS   US */
-                1,   1,   1,   1,   1,   1,   1,   1,
-           /*  SP    !    "    #    $    %    &amp;    ' */
-               32,  33,  34,  35,  36,  37,  38,  39,
-           /*   (    )    *    +    ,    -    .    / */
-               40,  41,  42,  43,  44,  45,  46,  47,
-           /*   0    1    2    3    4    5    6    7 */
-               48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,
-           /*   8    9    :    ;    &lt;    =    &gt;    ? */
-               48,  48,  58,  59,  60,  61,  62,  63,
-           /*   @    A    B    C    D    E    F    G */
-               64,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,
-           /*   H    I    J    K    L    M    N    O */
-               48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,
-           /*   P    Q    R    S    T    U    V    W */
-               48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,
-           /*   X    Y    Z    [    \    ]    ^    _ */
-               48,  48,  48,  91,  92,  93,  94,  48,
-           /*   `    a    b    c    d    e    f    g */
-               96,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,
-           /*   h    i    j    k    l    m    n    o */
-               48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,
-           /*   p    q    r    s    t    u    v    w */
-               48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,
-           /*   x    y    z    {    |    }    ~  DEL */
-               48,  48,  48, 123, 124, 125, 126,   1,
-           /* x80  x81  x82  x83  IND  NEL  SSA  ESA */
-                1,   1,   1,   1,   1,   1,   1,   1,
-           /* HTS  HTJ  VTS  PLD  PLU   RI  SS2  SS3 */
-                1,   1,   1,   1,   1,   1,   1,   1,
-           /* DCS  PU1  PU2  STS  CCH   MW  SPA  EPA */
-                1,   1,   1,   1,   1,   1,   1,   1,
-           /* x98  x99  x9A  CSI   ST  OSC   PM  APC */
-                1,   1,   1,   1,   1,   1,   1,   1,
-           /*   -    i   c/    L   ox   Y-    |   So */
-              160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167,
-           /*  ..   c0   ip   &lt;&lt;    _        R0    - */
-              168, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175,
-           /*   o   +-    2    3    '    u   q|    . */
-              176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183,
-           /*   ,    1    2   &gt;&gt;  1/4  1/2  3/4    ? */
-              184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191,
-           /*  A`   A'   A^   A~   A:   Ao   AE   C, */
-               48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,
-           /*  E`   E'   E^   E:   I`   I'   I^   I: */
-               48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,
-           /*  D-   N~   O`   O'   O^   O~   O:    X */
-               48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48, 215,
-           /*  O/   U`   U'   U^   U:   Y'    P    B */
-               48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,
-           /*  a`   a'   a^   a~   a:   ao   ae   c, */
-               48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,
-           /*  e`   e'   e^   e:   i`   i'   i^   i: */
-               48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,
-           /*   d   n~   o`   o'   o^   o~   o:   -: */
-               48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48, 247,
-           /*  o/   u`   u'   u^   u:   y'    P   y: */
-               48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48,  48};
-
-              For  example,  the string "33:48,37:48,45-47:48,38:48" indicates
-              that the exclamation mark, percent sign,  dash,  period,  slash,
-              and  ampersand  characters  should  be  treated  the same way as
-              characters and numbers.  This is useful for cutting and  pasting
-              electronic mailing addresses and filenames.
-
-</pre>
-<h2><a name="h2-KEY-BINDINGS" id="h2-KEY-BINDINGS">KEY BINDINGS</a></h2>
-<pre>       It  is  possible  to  rebind  keys  (or sequences of keys) to arbitrary
-       strings for input, by changing the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:translations">translations</a></b> resources for the vt100
-       or tek4014 widgets.  Changing  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:translations">translations</a></b>  resource  for  events
-       other  than  key  and  button  events  is  not expected, and will cause
-       unpredictable behavior.
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Actions" id="h3-Actions">Actions</a></h3>
-<pre>       The following actions are provided for use within the <i>vt100</i> or  <i>tek4014</i>
-       <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:translations">translations</a></b> resources:
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:allow-bold-fonts" name="Actions:allow-bold-fonts">allow-bold-fonts</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowBoldFonts">allowBoldFonts</a></b> resource
-               and is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Actions:allow-bold-fonts">allow-bold-fonts</a></b> entry in <i>fontMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:allow-color-ops" name="Actions:allow-color-ops">allow-color-ops</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowColorOps">allowColorOps</a></b> resource
-               and is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Actions:allow-color-ops">allow-color-ops</a></b> entry in <i>fontMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:allow-font-ops" name="Actions:allow-font-ops">allow-font-ops</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowFontOps">allowFontOps</a></b>  resource
-               and is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Actions:allow-font-ops">allow-font-ops</a></b> entry in <i>fontMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:allow-mouse-ops" name="Actions:allow-mouse-ops">allow-mouse-ops</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowMouseOps">allowMouseOps</a></b> resource
-               and is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Actions:allow-mouse-ops">allow-mouse-ops</a></b> entry in <i>fontMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:allow-send-events" name="Actions:allow-send-events">allow-send-events</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action  sets,  unsets  or  toggles  the   <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowSendEvents">allowSendEvents</a></b>
-               resource  and  is  also  invoked  by  the  <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:allowsends">allowsends</a></b>  entry in
-               <i>mainMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:allow-tcap-ops" name="Actions:allow-tcap-ops">allow-tcap-ops</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowTcapOps">allowTcapOps</a></b>  resource
-               and is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Actions:allow-tcap-ops">allow-tcap-ops</a></b> entry in <i>fontMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:allow-title-ops" name="Actions:allow-title-ops">allow-title-ops</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowTitleOps">allowTitleOps</a></b> resource
-               and is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Actions:allow-title-ops">allow-title-ops</a></b> entry in <i>fontMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:allow-window-ops" name="Actions:allow-window-ops">allow-window-ops</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowWindowOps">allowWindowOps</a></b> resource
-               and is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Actions:allow-window-ops">allow-window-ops</a></b> entry in <i>fontMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:alt-sends-escape" name="Actions:alt-sends-escape">alt-sends-escape</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This action toggles the state of the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:altSendsEscape">altSendsEscape</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:bell" name="Actions:bell">bell</a></b><b>([</b><i>percent</i><b>])</b>
-               This action rings the keyboard bell at the specified percentage
-               above or below the base volume.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:clear-saved-lines" name="Actions:clear-saved-lines">clear-saved-lines</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This action does <b><a href="#Actions:hard-reset">hard-reset</a></b><b>()</b> and also clears  the  history  of
-               lines saved off the top of the screen.  It is also invoked from
-               the  <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:clearsavedlines">clearsavedlines</a></b>  entry in <i>vtMenu</i>.  The effect is identical
-               to a hardware reset (RIS) control sequence.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:copy-selection" name="Actions:copy-selection">copy-selection</a></b><b>(</b><i>destname</i> <b>[,</b> <b>...])</b>
-               This action puts the currently selected text into  all  of  the
-               selections   or   cutbuffers  specified  by  <i>destname</i>.   Unlike
-               <b><a href="#Actions:select-end">select-end</a></b>, it does not send  a  mouse  position  or  otherwise
-               modify the internal selection state.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:create-menu" name="Actions:create-menu">create-menu</a></b><b>(</b><i>m/v/f/t</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action  creates one of the menus used by <i>xterm</i>, if it has
-               not been previously created.  The parameter values are the menu
-               names: <i>mainMenu</i>, <i>vtMenu</i>, <i>fontMenu</i>, <i>tekMenu</i>, respectively.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:dabbrev-expand" name="Actions:dabbrev-expand">dabbrev-expand</a></b><b>()</b>
-               Expands the word before cursor by searching  in  the  preceding
-               text  on  the  screen  and  in  the scrollback buffer for words
-               starting with that  abbreviation.   Repeating  <b><a href="#Actions:dabbrev-expand">dabbrev-expand</a></b><b>()</b>
-               several times in sequence searches for an alternative expansion
-               by looking farther back.  Lack of more matches is signaled by a
-               bell.   Attempts  to expand an empty word (i.e., when cursor is
-               preceded by a space) yield  successively  all  previous  words.
-               Consecutive identical expansions are ignored.  The word here is
-               defined  as  a  sequence  of  non-whitespace  characters.  This
-               feature   partially   emulates   the   behavior   of   "dynamic
-               abbreviation" expansion in Emacs (bound there to M-/).  Here is
-               a resource setting for <i>xterm</i> which will do the same thing:
-
-                   *VT100*translations:    #override \n\
-                           Meta &lt;KeyPress&gt; /:<b><a href="#Actions:dabbrev-expand">dabbrev-expand</a></b>()
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:deiconify" name="Actions:deiconify">deiconify</a></b><b>()</b>
-               Changes the window state back to normal, if it was iconified.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:delete-is-del" name="Actions:delete-is-del">delete-is-del</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This action toggles the state of the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:deleteIsDEL">deleteIsDEL</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:dired-button" name="Actions:dired-button">dired-button</a></b><b>()</b>
-               Handles  a  button  event  (other  than  press  and release) by
-               echoing the event's position (i.e., character line and  column)
-               in the following format:
-
-                   ^X ESC G &lt;line+" "&gt; &lt;col+" "&gt;
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:dump-html" name="Actions:dump-html">dump-html</a></b><b>()</b>
-               Invokes the <b><a href="#Main-Options:XHTML-Screen-Dump">XHTML Screen Dump</a></b> feature.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:dump-svg" name="Actions:dump-svg">dump-svg</a></b><b>()</b>
-               Invokes the <b><a href="#Main-Options:SVG-Screen-Dump">SVG Screen Dump</a></b> feature.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:exec-formatted" name="Actions:exec-formatted">exec-formatted</a></b><b>(</b><i>format</i><b>,</b> <i>sourcename</i> <b>[,</b> <b>...])</b>
-               Execute  an  external  command, using the current selection for
-               part of the command's parameters.  The first parameter,  <i>format</i>
-               gives  the  basic  command.   Succeeding parameters specify the
-               selection source as in <b><a href="#Actions:insert-selection">insert-selection</a></b>.
-
-               The <i>format</i> parameter allows these substitutions:
-
-               %%   inserts a "%".
-
-               %P   the screen-position at the beginning  of  the  highlighted
-                    region,  as  a  semicolon-separated pair of integers using
-                    the values that the CUP control sequence would use.
-
-               %p   the screen-position after the beginning of the highlighted
-                    region, using the same convention as "%P".
-
-               %S   the length of the string that "%s" would insert.
-
-               %s   the content of the selection, unmodified.
-
-               %T   the length of the string that "%t" would insert.
-
-               %t   the selection,  trimmed  of  leading/trailing  whitespace.
-                    Embedded spaces (and newlines) are copied as is.
-
-               %R   the length of the string that "%r" would insert.
-
-               %r   the selection, trimmed of trailing whitespace.
-
-               %V   the  video  attributes at the beginning of the highlighted
-                    region, as a semicolon-separated list  of  integers  using
-                    the values that the SGR control sequence would use.
-
-               %v   the  video  attributes  after  the  end of the highlighted
-                    region, using the same convention as "%V".
-
-               After constructing the command-string, <i>xterm</i> forks a subprocess
-               and executes the  command,  which  completes  independently  of
-               <i>xterm</i>.
-
-               For  example, this translation would invoke a new <i>xterm</i> process
-               to view a file whose name is selected while holding  the  shift
-               key  down.  The new process is started when the mouse button is
-               released:
-
-                   *VT100*translations: #override Shift \
-                       &lt;Btn1Up&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:exec-formatted">exec-formatted</a></b>("xterm -e view '%t'", <b><a href="#h3-SELECT">SELECT</a></b>)
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:exec-selectable" name="Actions:exec-selectable">exec-selectable</a></b><b>(</b><i>format</i><b>,</b> <i>onClicks</i><b>)</b>
-               Execute an external command, using data copied from the  screen
-               for  part  of  the  command's parameters.  The first parameter,
-               <i>format</i> gives the  basic  command  as  in  <b><a href="#Actions:exec-formatted">exec-formatted</a></b>.   The
-               second  parameter  specifies the method for copying the data as
-               in the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:on2Clicks">on2Clicks</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:fullscreen" name="Actions:fullscreen">fullscreen</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#Actions:fullscreen">fullscreen</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:hard-reset" name="Actions:hard-reset">hard-reset</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This action resets the scrolling region, tabs, window size, and
-               cursor keys and clears the screen.  It is also invoked from the
-               <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:hardreset">hardreset</a></b> entry in <i>vtMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:iconify" name="Actions:iconify">iconify</a></b><b>()</b>
-               Iconifies the window.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:ignore" name="Actions:ignore">ignore</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This action ignores the event but checks  for  special  pointer
-               position escape sequences.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:insert" name="Actions:insert">insert</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This action inserts the character or string associated with the
-               key that was pressed.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:insert-eight-bit" name="Actions:insert-eight-bit">insert-eight-bit</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This   action  inserts  an  eight-bit  (Meta)  version  of  the
-               character or string associated with the key that  was  pressed.
-               Only  single-byte  values  are  treated  specially.   The exact
-               action depends on the  value  of  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:altSendsEscape">altSendsEscape</a></b>  and  the
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:metaSendsEscape">metaSendsEscape</a></b>   and   the   <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:eightBitInput">eightBitInput</a></b>   resources.    The
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:metaSendsEscape">metaSendsEscape</a></b>   resource   is   tested   first.    See    the
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:eightBitInput">eightBitInput</a></b> resource for a full discussion.
-
-               The  term "eight-bit" is misleading: <i>xterm</i> checks if the key is
-               in the range 128 to 255 (the eighth bit is set).  If the  value
-               is  in  that range, depending on the resource values, <i>xterm</i> may
-               then do one of the following:
-
-               <b>o</b>   add 128 to the value, setting its eighth bit,
-
-               <b>o</b>   send an ESC byte before the key, or
-
-               <b>o</b>   send the key unaltered.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:insert-formatted" name="Actions:insert-formatted">insert-formatted</a></b><b>(</b><i>format</i><b>,</b> <i>sourcename</i> <b>[,</b> <b>...])</b>
-               Insert the current selection or data related to it,  formatted.
-               The  first parameter, <i>format</i> gives the template for the data as
-               in <b><a href="#Actions:exec-formatted">exec-formatted</a></b>.  Succeeding parameters specify the selection
-               source as in <b><a href="#Actions:insert-selection">insert-selection</a></b>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:insert-selectable" name="Actions:insert-selectable">insert-selectable</a></b><b>(</b><i>format</i><b>,</b> <i>onClicks</i><b>)</b>
-               Insert data copied  from  the  screen,  formatted.   The  first
-               parameter,  <i>format</i>  gives  the  template  for  the  data  as in
-               <b><a href="#Actions:exec-formatted">exec-formatted</a></b>.  The second parameter specifies the method  for
-               copying the data as in the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:on2Clicks">on2Clicks</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:insert-selection" name="Actions:insert-selection">insert-selection</a></b><b>(</b><i>sourcename</i> <b>[,</b> <b>...])</b>
-               This  action  inserts  the  string  found  in  the selection or
-               cutbuffer indicated by <i>sourcename</i>.  Sources are checked in  the
-               order   given   (case  is  significant)  until  one  is  found.
-               Commonly-used  selections  include:  <b><a href="#h3-PRIMARY">PRIMARY</a></b>,  <b><a href="#h3-SECONDARY">SECONDARY</a></b>,   and
-               <b><a href="#h3-CLIPBOARD">CLIPBOARD</a></b>.  Cut buffers are typically named <b>CUT_BUFFER0</b> through
-               <b>CUT_BUFFER7</b>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:insert-seven-bit" name="Actions:insert-seven-bit">insert-seven-bit</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This action is a synonym for <b><a href="#Actions:insert">insert</a></b><b>()</b>.  The term "seven-bit" is
-               misleading:  it only implies that <i>xterm</i> does not try to add 128
-               to the key's value as in <b><a href="#Actions:insert-eight-bit">insert-eight-bit</a></b><b>()</b>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:interpret" name="Actions:interpret">interpret</a></b><b>(</b><i>control-sequence</i><b>)</b>
-               Interpret the given control  sequence  locally,  i.e.,  without
-               passing  it  to  the host.  This works by inserting the control
-               sequence at the front of the input buffer.  Use "\"  to  escape
-               octal  digits  in  the  string.  Xt does not allow you to put a
-               null character (i.e., "\000") in the string.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:keymap" name="Actions:keymap">keymap</a></b><b>(</b><i>name</i><b>)</b>
-               This action dynamically defines a new translation  table  whose
-               resource   name   is  <i>name</i>  with  the  suffix  "<i>Keymap</i>"  (i.e.,
-               <a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:..name..Keymap"><i>name</i><b>Keymap</b></a>, where case is significant).  The name <i>None</i> restores
-               the original translation table.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:larger-vt-font" name="Actions:larger-vt-font">larger-vt-font</a></b><b>()</b>
-               Set the font  to  the  next  larger  one,  based  on  the  font
-               dimensions.  See also <b><a href="#Actions:set-vt-font">set-vt-font</a></b><b>()</b>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:load-vt-fonts" name="Actions:load-vt-fonts">load-vt-fonts</a></b><b>(</b><i>name</i><b>[,</b><i>class</i><b>])</b>
-               Load fontnames from the given subresource name and class.  That
-               is, load the "*VT100.<i>name</i>.font", resource as "*VT100.font" etc.
-               If no name is given, the original set of fontnames is restored.
-
-               Unlike  <b><a href="#Actions:set-vt-font">set-vt-font</a></b><b>()</b>,  this  does  not  affect the escape- and
-               select-fonts, since those are not based on resource values.  It
-               does affect the fonts loosely  organized  under  the  "Default"
-               menu    entry,   including   <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:font">font</a></b>,   <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:boldFont">boldFont</a></b>,   <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:wideFont">wideFont</a></b>   and
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:wideBoldFont">wideBoldFont</a></b>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:maximize" name="Actions:maximize">maximize</a></b><b>()</b>
-               Resizes the window to fill the screen.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:meta-sends-escape" name="Actions:meta-sends-escape">meta-sends-escape</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This action toggles the state of the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:metaSendsEscape">metaSendsEscape</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:pointer-button" name="Actions:pointer-button">pointer-button</a></b><b>()</b>
-               Use this action as a fall-back  to  handle  button  press-  and
-               release-events for the mouse control sequence protocol when the
-               selection-related   translations   are   suppressed   with  the
-               <b><a href="#Application-Resources:omitTranslation">omitTranslation</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:pointer-motion" name="Actions:pointer-motion">pointer-motion</a></b><b>()</b>
-               Use this action as a fall-back to handle motion-events for  the
-               mouse  control  sequence  protocol  when  the selection-related
-               translations are suppressed with the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:omitTranslation">omitTranslation</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:popup-menu" name="Actions:popup-menu">popup-menu</a></b><b>(</b><i>menuname</i><b>)</b>
-               This action displays the specified  popup  menu.   Valid  names
-               (case is significant) include:  <i>mainMenu</i>, <i>vtMenu</i>, <i>fontMenu</i>, and
-               <i>tekMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:print" name="Actions:print">print</a></b><b>(</b><i>printer-flags</i><b>)</b>
-               This action prints the window.  It is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Actions:print">print</a></b>
-               entry in <i>mainMenu</i>.
-
-               The  action  accepts  optional  parameters,  which  temporarily
-               override resource settings.  The parameter values  are  matched
-               ignoring case:
-
-               noFormFeed
-                    no  form  feed  will  be  sent at the end of the last line
-                    printed (i.e., <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printerFormFeed">printerFormFeed</a></b> is "false").
-
-               FormFeed
-                    a form feed will be sent at  the  end  of  the  last  line
-                    printed (i.e., <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printerFormFeed">printerFormFeed</a></b> is "true").
-
-               noNewLine
-                    no  newline  will  be  sent  at  the  end of the last line
-                    printed, and wrapped lines  will  be  combined  into  long
-                    lines (i.e., <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printerNewLine">printerNewLine</a></b> is "false").
-
-               NewLine
-                    a  newline  will  be  sent  at  the  end  of the last line
-                    printed, and each  line  will  be  limited  (by  adding  a
-                    newline)  to  the  screen  width  (i.e., <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printerNewLine">printerNewLine</a></b> is
-                    "true").
-
-               noAttrs
-                    the   page   is   printed   without   attributes    (i.e.,
-                    <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printAttributes">printAttributes</a></b> is "0").
-
-               monoAttrs
-                    the  page  is  printed  with monochrome (vt220) attributes
-                    (i.e., <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printAttributes">printAttributes</a></b> is "1").
-
-               colorAttrs
-                    the page is printed  with  ANSI  color  attributes  (i.e.,
-                    <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printAttributes">printAttributes</a></b> is "2").
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:print-everything" name="Actions:print-everything">print-everything</a></b><b>(</b><i>printer-flags</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action  sends the entire text history, in addition to the
-               text  currently  visible,  to  the   program   given   in   the
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printerCommand">printerCommand</a></b>   resource.    It   allows   the  same  optional
-               parameters as  the  <b><a href="#Actions:print">print</a></b>  action.   With  a  suitable  printer
-               command,  the action can be used to load the text history in an
-               editor.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:print-immediate" name="Actions:print-immediate">print-immediate</a></b><b>()</b>
-               Sends the text of the current window directly  to  a  file,  as
-               specified  by  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printFileImmediate">printFileImmediate</a></b>,  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printModeImmediate">printModeImmediate</a></b> and
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printOptsImmediate">printOptsImmediate</a></b> resources.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:print-on-error" name="Actions:print-on-error">print-on-error</a></b><b>()</b>
-               Toggles a flag telling <i>xterm</i> that if it exits with an X  error,
-               to  send  the text of the current window directly to a file, as
-               specified  by  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printFileOnXError">printFileOnXError</a></b>,  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printModeOnXError">printModeOnXError</a></b>   and
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printOptsOnXError">printOptsOnXError</a></b> resources.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:print-redir" name="Actions:print-redir">print-redir</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This  action  toggles  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:printerControlMode">printerControlMode</a></b> between 0 and 2.
-               The corresponding popup menu entry is useful for switching  the
-               printer off if you happen to change your mind after deciding to
-               print random binary files on the terminal.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:quit" name="Actions:quit">quit</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This  action sends a SIGHUP to the subprogram and exits.  It is
-               also invoked by the <b><a href="#Actions:quit">quit</a></b> entry in <i>mainMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:readline-button" name="Actions:readline-button">readline-button</a></b><b>()</b>
-               Supports the optional  readline  feature  by  echoing  repeated
-               cursor  forward or backward control sequences on button release
-               event, to request that the host application update  its  notion
-               of the cursor's position to match the button event.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:redraw" name="Actions:redraw">redraw</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This  action  redraws  the  window.   It is also invoked by the
-               <b><a href="#Actions:redraw">redraw</a></b> entry in <i>mainMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:restore" name="Actions:restore">restore</a></b><b>()</b>
-               Restores the window to the size before it was last maximized.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:scroll-back" name="Actions:scroll-back">scroll-back</a></b><b>(</b><i>count</i> <b>[,</b><i>units</i> <b>[,</b><i>mouse</i><b>]</b> <b>])</b>
-               This action scrolls the text window backward so that text  that
-               had  previously  scrolled  off  the  top  of  the screen is now
-               visible.
-
-               The <i>count</i> argument indicates the number of <i>units</i> (which may  be
-               <i>page</i>,  <i>halfpage</i>,  <i>pixel</i>,  or  <i>line</i>)  by which to scroll.  If no
-               <i>count</i> parameter is given, <i>xterm</i> uses the number of lines  given
-               by the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:scrollLines">scrollLines</a></b> resource.
-
-               An  adjustment  can be specified for the <i>page</i> or <i>halfpage</i> units
-               by appending a "+" or "-" sign  followed  by  a  number,  e.g.,
-               <i>page-2</i> to specify 2 lines less than a page.
-
-               If the second parameter is omitted "lines" is used.
-
-               If  the  third  parameter <i>mouse</i> is given, the action is ignored
-               when mouse reporting is enabled.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:scroll-forw" name="Actions:scroll-forw">scroll-forw</a></b><b>(</b><i>count</i> <b>[,</b><i>units</i> <b>[,</b><i>mouse</i><b>]</b> <b>])</b>
-               This action is similar to <b><a href="#Actions:scroll-back">scroll-back</a></b> except that it scrolls in
-               the other direction.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:scroll-lock" name="Actions:scroll-lock">scroll-lock</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles internal state which  tells
-               <i>xterm</i>   whether   Scroll   Lock   is  active,  subject  to  the
-               <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:allowScrollLock">allowScrollLock</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:scroll-to" name="Actions:scroll-to">scroll-to</a></b><b>(</b><i>count</i><b>)</b>
-               Scroll to the given line  relative  to  the  beginning  of  the
-               saved-lines.   For instance, "<b><a href="#Actions:scroll-to">scroll-to</a>(0)</b>" would scroll to the
-               beginning.  Two special nonnumeric parameters are recognized:
-
-               <b><a href="#Actions:scroll-to">scroll-to</a>(begin)</b>
-                       Scroll to the beginning of the saved lines.
-
-               <b><a href="#Actions:scroll-to">scroll-to</a>(end)</b>
-                       Scroll to the end of the  saved  lines,  i.e.,  to  the
-                       currently active page.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:secure" name="Actions:secure">secure</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This  action  toggles  the <i>Secure Keyboard</i> mode (see <b><a href="#h2-SECURITY">SECURITY</a></b>),
-               and is invoked from the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:securekbd">securekbd</a></b> entry in <i>mainMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:select-cursor-end" name="Actions:select-cursor-end">select-cursor-end</a></b><b>(</b><i>destname</i> <b>[,</b> <b>...])</b>
-               This action is similar to <b><a href="#Actions:select-end">select-end</a></b> except that it  should  be
-               used with <b><a href="#Actions:select-cursor-start">select-cursor-start</a></b>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:select-cursor-extend" name="Actions:select-cursor-extend">select-cursor-extend</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This  action  is similar to <b><a href="#Actions:select-extend">select-extend</a></b> except that it should
-               be used with <b><a href="#Actions:select-cursor-start">select-cursor-start</a></b>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:select-cursor-start" name="Actions:select-cursor-start">select-cursor-start</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This action is similar to <b><a href="#Actions:select-start">select-start</a></b> except  that  it  begins
-               the selection at the current text cursor position.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:select-end" name="Actions:select-end">select-end</a></b><b>(</b><i>destname</i> <b>[,</b> <b>...])</b>
-               This  action  puts  the currently selected text into all of the
-               selections or cutbuffers specified by <i>destname</i>.  It also  sends
-               a  mouse  position  and updates the internal selection state to
-               reflect the end of the selection process.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:select-extend" name="Actions:select-extend">select-extend</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This action tracks the pointer and extends the  selection.   It
-               should only be bound to Motion events.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:select-set" name="Actions:select-set">select-set</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This  action  stores  text  that  corresponds  to  the  current
-               selection, without affecting the selection mode.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:select-start" name="Actions:select-start">select-start</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This action  begins  text  selection  at  the  current  pointer
-               location.   See the section on <b><a href="#h2-POINTER-USAGE">POINTER USAGE</a></b> for information on
-               making selections.
-
-               If <i>xterm</i> is configured to support block-selection, this  action
-               accepts  a  parameter "block" which initiates a block-selection
-               rather than the default character-oriented selection.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:send-signal" name="Actions:send-signal">send-signal</a></b><b>(</b><i>signame</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sends the signal named  by  <i>signame</i>  to  the  <i>xterm</i>
-               subprocess  (the shell or program specified with the <i>-e</i> command
-               line option).  It is also invoked  by  the  <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:suspend">suspend</a></b>,  <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:continue">continue</a></b>,
-               <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:interrupt">interrupt</a></b>,  <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:hangup">hangup</a></b>,  <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:terminate">terminate</a></b>,  and  <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:kill">kill</a></b> entries in <i>mainMenu</i>.
-               Allowable signal names are (case is not significant): <i>tstp</i>  (if
-               supported  by  the  operating  system), <i>suspend</i> (same as <i>tstp</i>),
-               <i>cont</i> (if supported by the operating system),  <i>int</i>,  <i>hup</i>,  <i>term</i>,
-               <i>quit</i>, <i>alrm</i>, <i>alarm</i> (same as <i>alrm</i>) and <i>kill</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-8-bit-control" name="Actions:set-8-bit-control">set-8-bit-control</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This   action  sets,  unsets  or  toggles  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:eightBitControl">eightBitControl</a></b>
-               resource.  It is also invoked from the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:8-bit-control">8-bit-control</a></b>  entry  in
-               <i>vtMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-allow132" name="Actions:set-allow132">set-allow132</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action  sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:c132">c132</a></b> resource.  It is
-               also invoked from the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:allow132">allow132</a></b> entry in <i>vtMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-altscreen" name="Actions:set-altscreen">set-altscreen</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles between the  alternate  and
-               current screens.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-appcursor" name="Actions:set-appcursor">set-appcursor</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action  sets,  unsets or toggles the handling Application
-               Cursor Key mode and is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:appcursor">appcursor</a></b>  entry  in
-               <i>vtMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-appkeypad" name="Actions:set-appkeypad">set-appkeypad</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles the handling of Application
-               Keypad  mode  and  is  also  invoked  by the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:appkeypad">appkeypad</a></b> entry in
-               <i>vtMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-autolinefeed" name="Actions:set-autolinefeed">set-autolinefeed</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles automatic insertion of line
-               feeds.  It is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:autolinefeed">autolinefeed</a></b> entry in <i>vtMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-autowrap" name="Actions:set-autowrap">set-autowrap</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles automatic wrapping of  long
-               lines.  It is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:autowrap">autowrap</a></b> entry in <i>vtMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-backarrow" name="Actions:set-backarrow">set-backarrow</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:backarrowKey">backarrowKey</a></b> resource.
-               It is also invoked from the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:backarrow-key">backarrow key</a></b> entry in <i>vtMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-bellIsUrgent" name="Actions:set-bellIsUrgent">set-bellIsUrgent</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:bellIsUrgent">bellIsUrgent</a></b>  resource.
-               It is also invoked by the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:bellIsUrgent">bellIsUrgent</a></b> entry in <i>vtMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-cursesemul" name="Actions:set-cursesemul">set-cursesemul</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:curses">curses</a></b> resource.  It is
-               also invoked from the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:cursesemul">cursesemul</a></b> entry in <i>vtMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-cursorblink" name="Actions:set-cursorblink">set-cursorblink</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action  sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:cursorBlink">cursorBlink</a></b> resource.
-               It is also invoked from the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:cursorblink">cursorblink</a></b> entry in <i>vtMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-font-doublesize" name="Actions:set-font-doublesize">set-font-doublesize</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action  sets,  unsets  or  toggles   the   <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:fontDoublesize">fontDoublesize</a></b>
-               resource.   It  is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:font-doublesize">font-doublesize</a></b> entry in
-               <i>fontMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-font-linedrawing" name="Actions:set-font-linedrawing">set-font-linedrawing</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles the <i>xterm</i>'s state regarding
-               whether  the  current  font  has  line-drawing  characters  and
-               whether  it  should  draw them directly.  It is also invoked by
-               the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:font-linedrawing">font-linedrawing</a></b> entry in <i>fontMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-font-packed" name="Actions:set-font-packed">set-font-packed</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action  sets,  unsets  or  toggles  the   <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:forcePackedFont">forcePackedFont</a></b>
-               resource  which  controls  use of the font's minimum or maximum
-               glyph width.  It is also invoked by the  <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:font-packed">font-packed</a></b>  entry  in
-               <i>fontMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-hp-function-keys" name="Actions:set-hp-function-keys">set-hp-function-keys</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This   action   sets,  unsets  or  toggles  the  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:hpFunctionKeys">hpFunctionKeys</a></b>
-               resource.  It is also invoked by the  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:hpFunctionKeys">hpFunctionKeys</a></b>  entry  in
-               <i>mainMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-jumpscroll" name="Actions:set-jumpscroll">set-jumpscroll</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action  sets,  unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:jumpscroll">jumpscroll</a></b> resource.
-               It is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:jumpscroll">jumpscroll</a></b> entry in <i>vtMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-keep-clipboard" name="Actions:set-keep-clipboard">set-keep-clipboard</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:keepClipboard">keepClipboard</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-keep-selection" name="Actions:set-keep-selection">set-keep-selection</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:keepSelection">keepSelection</a></b> resource.
-               It is also invoked by the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:keepSelection">keepSelection</a></b> entry in <i>vtMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-logging" name="Actions:set-logging">set-logging</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles the state  of  the  logging
-               option.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-marginbell" name="Actions:set-marginbell">set-marginbell</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:marginBell">marginBell</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-num-lock" name="Actions:set-num-lock">set-num-lock</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action toggles the state of the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:numLock">numLock</a></b> resource.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-old-function-keys" name="Actions:set-old-function-keys">set-old-function-keys</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action  sets,  unsets  or  toggles  the  state  of legacy
-               function keys.  It is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:oldFunctionKeys">oldFunctionKeys</a></b> entry
-               in <i>mainMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-pop-on-bell" name="Actions:set-pop-on-bell">set-pop-on-bell</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:popOnBell">popOnBell</a></b> resource.  It
-               is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:poponbell">poponbell</a></b> entry in <i>vtMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-private-colors" name="Actions:set-private-colors">set-private-colors</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:privateColorRegisters">privateColorRegisters</a></b>
-               resource.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-render-font" name="Actions:set-render-font">set-render-font</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action  sets,  unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:renderFont">renderFont</a></b> resource.
-               It is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:render-font">render-font</a></b> entry in <i>fontMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-reverse-video" name="Actions:set-reverse-video">set-reverse-video</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:reverseVideo">reverseVideo</a></b>  resource.
-               It is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:reversevideo">reversevideo</a></b> entry in <i>vtMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-reversewrap" name="Actions:set-reversewrap">set-reversewrap</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action  sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:reverseWrap">reverseWrap</a></b> resource.
-               It is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:reversewrap">reversewrap</a></b> entry in <i>vtMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-sco-function-keys" name="Actions:set-sco-function-keys">set-sco-function-keys</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action  sets,  unsets  or  toggles  the   <b><a href="#Application-Resources:scoFunctionKeys">scoFunctionKeys</a></b>
-               resource.   It  is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:scoFunctionKeys">scoFunctionKeys</a></b> entry in
-               <i>mainMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-scroll-on-key" name="Actions:set-scroll-on-key">set-scroll-on-key</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:scrollKey">scrollKey</a></b> resource.  It
-               is also invoked from the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:scrollkey">scrollkey</a></b> entry in <i>vtMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-scroll-on-tty-output" name="Actions:set-scroll-on-tty-output">set-scroll-on-tty-output</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action  sets,  unsets  or  toggles  the   <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:scrollTtyOutput">scrollTtyOutput</a></b>
-               resource.  It is also invoked from the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:scrollttyoutput">scrollttyoutput</a></b> entry in
-               <i>vtMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-scrollbar" name="Actions:set-scrollbar">set-scrollbar</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:scrollbar">scrollbar</a></b> resource.  It
-               is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:scrollbar">scrollbar</a></b> entry in <i>vtMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-select" name="Actions:set-select">set-select</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action  sets,  unsets  or  toggles  the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:selectToClipboard">selectToClipboard</a></b>
-               resource.  It is also invoked by the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:selectToClipboard">selectToClipboard</a></b> entry in
-               <i>vtMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-sixel-scrolling" name="Actions:set-sixel-scrolling">set-sixel-scrolling</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action  toggles  between  inline  (sixel  scrolling)  and
-               absolute  positioning.   It  can  also  be  controlled  via DEC
-               private mode 80 (DECSDM) or from the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:sixelScrolling">sixelScrolling</a></b>  entry  in
-               the <i>btMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-sun-function-keys" name="Actions:set-sun-function-keys">set-sun-function-keys</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This   action  sets,  unsets  or  toggles  the  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:sunFunctionKeys">sunFunctionKeys</a></b>
-               resource.  It is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:sunFunctionKeys">sunFunctionKeys</a></b>  entry  in
-               <i>mainMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-sun-keyboard" name="Actions:set-sun-keyboard">set-sun-keyboard</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action  sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:sunKeyboard">sunKeyboard</a></b> resource.
-               It is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Application-Resources:sunKeyboard">sunKeyboard</a></b> entry in <i>mainMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-tek-text" name="Actions:set-tek-text">set-tek-text</a></b><b>(</b><i>large/2/3/small</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets the font used in the Tektronix window  to  the
-               value  of the selected resource according to the argument.  The
-               argument can be either a keyword  or  single-letter  alias,  as
-               shown in parentheses:
-
-               large (l)
-                    Use resource <b><a href="#Tek4014-Widget-Resources:fontLarge">fontLarge</a></b>, same as menu entry <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:tektextlarge">tektextlarge</a></b>.
-
-               two (2)
-                    Use resource <b><a href="#Tek4014-Widget-Resources:font2">font2</a></b>, same as menu entry <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:tektext2">tektext2</a></b>.
-
-               three (3)
-                    Use resource <b><a href="#Tek4014-Widget-Resources:font3">font3</a></b>, same as menu entry <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:tektext3">tektext3</a></b>.
-
-               small (s)
-                    Use resource <b><a href="#Tek4014-Widget-Resources:fontSmall">fontSmall</a></b>, same as menu entry <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:tektextsmall">tektextsmall</a></b>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-terminal-type" name="Actions:set-terminal-type">set-terminal-type</a></b><b>(</b><i>type</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action  directs  output  to either the <i>vt</i> or <i>tek</i> windows,
-               according to the <i>type</i>  string.   It  is  also  invoked  by  the
-               <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:tekmode">tekmode</a></b> entry in <i>vtMenu</i> and the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:vtmode">vtmode</a></b> entry in <i>tekMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-titeInhibit" name="Actions:set-titeInhibit">set-titeInhibit</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action  sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:titeInhibit">titeInhibit</a></b> resource,
-               which controls switching  between  the  alternate  and  current
-               screens.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-toolbar" name="Actions:set-toolbar">set-toolbar</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles the toolbar feature.  It is
-               also invoked by the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:toolbar">toolbar</a></b> entry in <i>mainMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-utf8-fonts" name="Actions:set-utf8-fonts">set-utf8-fonts</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8Fonts">utf8Fonts</a></b> resource.  It
-               is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:utf8-fonts">utf8-fonts</a></b> entry in <i>fontMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-utf8-mode" name="Actions:set-utf8-mode">set-utf8-mode</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This  action  sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8">utf8</a></b> resource.  It is
-               also invoked by the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:utf8-mode">utf8-mode</a></b> entry in <i>fontMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-utf8-title" name="Actions:set-utf8-title">set-utf8-title</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:utf8Title">utf8Title</a></b> resource.  It
-               is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:utf8-title">utf8-title</a></b> entry in <i>fontMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-visibility" name="Actions:set-visibility">set-visibility</a></b><b>(</b><i>vt/tek</i><b>,</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles whether or not  the  <i>vt</i>  or
-               <i>tek</i>  windows  are visible.  It is also invoked from the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:tekshow">tekshow</a></b>
-               and <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:vthide">vthide</a></b> entries in <i>vtMenu</i> and the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:vtshow">vtshow</a></b> and <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:tekhide">tekhide</a></b> entries
-               in <i>tekMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-visual-bell" name="Actions:set-visual-bell">set-visual-bell</a></b><b>(</b><i>on/off/toggle</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sets, unsets or toggles  the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:visualBell">visualBell</a></b>  resource.
-               It is also invoked by the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:visualbell">visualbell</a></b> entry in <i>vtMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:set-vt-font" name="Actions:set-vt-font">set-vt-font</a></b><b>(</b><i>d/1/2/3/4/5/6/7/e/s</i> <b>[,</b><i>normalfont</i> <b>[,</b> <i>boldfont</i><b>]])</b>
-               This  action sets the font or fonts currently being used in the
-               VT<i>xxx</i> window.  The first argument is a  single  character  that
-               specifies the font to be used:
-
-               <i>d</i>  or <i>D</i> indicate the default font (the font initially used when
-                      <i>xterm</i> was started),
-
-               <i>1</i> through <i>7</i> indicate the fonts specified by the  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:font1">font1</a></b>  through
-                      <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:font7">font7</a></b> resources,
-
-               <i>e</i>  or  <i>E</i>  indicate the normal and bold fonts that have been set
-                      through escape codes (or specified  as  the  second  and
-                      third action arguments, respectively), and
-
-               <i>s</i> or <i>S</i> indicate the font selection (as made by programs such as
-                      <a href="https://linux.die.net/man/1/xfontsel"><b>xfontsel(1)</b></a>) indicated by the second action argument.
-
-               If   <i>xterm</i>   is  configured  to  support  wide  characters,  an
-               additional two optional parameters are  recognized  for  the  <i>e</i>
-               argument: wide font and wide bold font.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:smaller-vt-font" name="Actions:smaller-vt-font">smaller-vt-font</a></b><b>()</b>
-               Set  the  font  to  the  next  smaller  one,  based on the font
-               dimensions.  See also <b><a href="#Actions:set-vt-font">set-vt-font</a></b><b>()</b>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:soft-reset" name="Actions:soft-reset">soft-reset</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This action resets the scrolling region.  It  is  also  invoked
-               from the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:softreset">softreset</a></b> entry in <i>vtMenu</i>.  The effect is identical to
-               a soft reset (DECSTR) control sequence.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:spawn-new-terminal" name="Actions:spawn-new-terminal">spawn-new-terminal</a></b><b>(</b><i>params</i><b>)</b>
-               Spawn  a new <i>xterm</i> process.  This is available on systems which
-               have a modern version of the process filesystem, e.g., "/proc",
-               which <i>xterm</i> can read.
-
-               Use the "cwd" process entry, e.g.,  /proc/12345/cwd  to  obtain
-               the  working  directory  of the process which is running in the
-               current <i>xterm</i>.
-
-               On  systems  which  have  the  "exe"   process   entry,   e.g.,
-               /proc/12345/exe,  use  this  to  obtain  the actual executable.
-               Otherwise, use the <b>$PATH</b> variable to find <i>xterm</i>.
-
-               If parameters are given in the action, pass  them  to  the  new
-               <i>xterm</i> process.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:start-cursor-extend" name="Actions:start-cursor-extend">start-cursor-extend</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This  action  is  similar  to  <b><a href="#Actions:select-extend">select-extend</a></b>  except  that  the
-               selection is extended to the current text cursor position.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:start-extend" name="Actions:start-extend">start-extend</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This  action  is  similar  to  <b><a href="#Actions:select-start">select-start</a></b>  except  that   the
-               selection is extended to the current pointer location.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:string" name="Actions:string">string</a></b><b>(</b><i>string</i><b>)</b>
-               This action inserts the specified text string as if it had been
-               typed.    Quotation   is   necessary  if  the  string  contains
-               whitespace  or  non-alphanumeric  characters.   If  the  string
-               argument  begins with the characters "0x", it is interpreted as
-               a hex character constant.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:tek-copy" name="Actions:tek-copy">tek-copy</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This action copies  the  escape  codes  used  to  generate  the
-               current  window  contents  to  a  file in the current directory
-               beginning with the name COPY.  It  is  also  invoked  from  the
-               <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:tekcopy">tekcopy</a></b> entry in <i>tekMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:tek-page" name="Actions:tek-page">tek-page</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This action clears the Tektronix window.  It is also invoked by
-               the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:tekpage">tekpage</a></b> entry in <i>tekMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:tek-reset" name="Actions:tek-reset">tek-reset</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This action resets the Tektronix window.  It is also invoked by
-               the <b><a href="#Menu-Resources:tekreset">tekreset</a></b> entry in <i>tekMenu</i>.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:vi-button" name="Actions:vi-button">vi-button</a></b><b>()</b>
-               Handles  a  button  event  (other  than  press  and release) by
-               echoing a control  sequence  computed  from  the  event's  line
-               number in the screen relative to the current line:
-
-                   ESC ^P
-
-               or
-
-                   ESC ^N
-
-               according  to whether the event is before, or after the current
-               line, respectively.  The ^N (or ^P) is repeated once  for  each
-               line that the event differs from the current line.  The control
-               sequence  is  omitted  altogether if the button event is on the
-               current line.
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:visual-bell" name="Actions:visual-bell">visual-bell</a></b><b>()</b>
-               This action flashes the window quickly.
-
-       The Tektronix window also has the following action:
-
-       <b><a title="Actions:gin-press" name="Actions:gin-press">gin-press</a></b><b>(</b><i>l/L/m/M/r/R</i><b>)</b>
-               This action sends the indicated graphics input code.
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Default-Key-Bindings" id="h3-Default-Key-Bindings">Default Key Bindings</a></h3>
-<pre>       The default bindings in the VT<i>xxx</i> window use the <b><a href="#h3-SELECT">SELECT</a></b> token, which is
-       set by the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:selectToClipboard">selectToClipboard</a></b> resource.  These are for the <i>vt100</i> widget:
-
-                     Shift &lt;KeyPress&gt; Prior:<b><a href="#Actions:scroll-back">scroll-back</a></b>(1,halfpage) \n\
-                      Shift &lt;KeyPress&gt; Next:<b><a href="#Actions:scroll-forw">scroll-forw</a></b>(1,halfpage) \n\
-                    Shift &lt;KeyPress&gt; Select:<b><a href="#Actions:select-cursor-start">select-cursor-start</a></b>() \
-                                            <b><a href="#Actions:select-cursor-end">select-cursor-end</a></b>(<b><a href="#h3-SELECT">SELECT</a></b>, <b>CUT_BUFFER0</b>) \n\
-                    Shift &lt;KeyPress&gt; Insert:<b><a href="#Actions:insert-selection">insert-selection</a></b>(<b><a href="#h3-SELECT">SELECT</a></b>, <b>CUT_BUFFER0</b>) \n\
-                            Alt &lt;Key&gt;Return:<b><a href="#Actions:fullscreen">fullscreen</a></b>() \n\
-                   &lt;KeyRelease&gt; Scroll_Lock:<b><a href="#Actions:scroll-lock">scroll-lock</a></b>() \n\
-               Shift~Ctrl &lt;KeyPress&gt; KP_Add:<b><a href="#Actions:larger-vt-font">larger-vt-font</a></b>() \n\
-               Shift Ctrl &lt;KeyPress&gt; KP_Add:<b><a href="#Actions:smaller-vt-font">smaller-vt-font</a></b>() \n\
-               Shift &lt;KeyPress&gt; KP_Subtract:<b><a href="#Actions:smaller-vt-font">smaller-vt-font</a></b>() \n\
-                           ~Meta &lt;KeyPress&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:insert-seven-bit">insert-seven-bit</a></b>() \n\
-                            Meta &lt;KeyPress&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:insert-eight-bit">insert-eight-bit</a></b>() \n\
-                           !Ctrl &lt;Btn1Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:popup-menu">popup-menu</a></b>(mainMenu) \n\
-                      !Lock Ctrl &lt;Btn1Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:popup-menu">popup-menu</a></b>(mainMenu) \n\
-            !Lock Ctrl @Num_Lock &lt;Btn1Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:popup-menu">popup-menu</a></b>(mainMenu) \n\
-                ! @Num_Lock Ctrl &lt;Btn1Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:popup-menu">popup-menu</a></b>(mainMenu) \n\
-                            Meta &lt;Btn1Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:select-start">select-start</a></b>(block) \n\
-                           ~Meta &lt;Btn1Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:select-start">select-start</a></b>() \n\
-                         ~Meta &lt;Btn1Motion&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:select-extend">select-extend</a></b>() \n\
-                           !Ctrl &lt;Btn2Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:popup-menu">popup-menu</a></b>(vtMenu) \n\
-                      !Lock Ctrl &lt;Btn2Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:popup-menu">popup-menu</a></b>(vtMenu) \n\
-            !Lock Ctrl @Num_Lock &lt;Btn2Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:popup-menu">popup-menu</a></b>(vtMenu) \n\
-                ! @Num_Lock Ctrl &lt;Btn2Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:popup-menu">popup-menu</a></b>(vtMenu) \n\
-                     ~Ctrl ~Meta &lt;Btn2Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:ignore">ignore</a></b>() \n\
-                            Meta &lt;Btn2Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:clear-saved-lines">clear-saved-lines</a></b>() \n\
-                       ~Ctrl ~Meta &lt;Btn2Up&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:insert-selection">insert-selection</a></b>(<b><a href="#h3-SELECT">SELECT</a></b>, <b>CUT_BUFFER0</b>) \n\
-                           !Ctrl &lt;Btn3Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:popup-menu">popup-menu</a></b>(fontMenu) \n\
-                      !Lock Ctrl &lt;Btn3Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:popup-menu">popup-menu</a></b>(fontMenu) \n\
-            !Lock Ctrl @Num_Lock &lt;Btn3Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:popup-menu">popup-menu</a></b>(fontMenu) \n\
-                ! @Num_Lock Ctrl &lt;Btn3Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:popup-menu">popup-menu</a></b>(fontMenu) \n\
-                     ~Ctrl ~Meta &lt;Btn3Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:start-extend">start-extend</a></b>() \n\
-                         ~Meta &lt;Btn3Motion&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:select-extend">select-extend</a></b>() \n\
-                            Ctrl &lt;Btn4Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:scroll-back">scroll-back</a></b>(1,halfpage,m) \n\
-                       Lock Ctrl &lt;Btn4Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:scroll-back">scroll-back</a></b>(1,halfpage,m) \n\
-             Lock @Num_Lock Ctrl &lt;Btn4Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:scroll-back">scroll-back</a></b>(1,halfpage,m) \n\
-                  @Num_Lock Ctrl &lt;Btn4Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:scroll-back">scroll-back</a></b>(1,halfpage,m) \n\
-                                 &lt;Btn4Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:scroll-back">scroll-back</a></b>(5,line,m)     \n\
-                            Ctrl &lt;Btn5Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:scroll-forw">scroll-forw</a></b>(1,halfpage,m) \n\
-                       Lock Ctrl &lt;Btn5Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:scroll-forw">scroll-forw</a></b>(1,halfpage,m) \n\
-             Lock @Num_Lock Ctrl &lt;Btn5Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:scroll-forw">scroll-forw</a></b>(1,halfpage,m) \n\
-                  @Num_Lock Ctrl &lt;Btn5Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:scroll-forw">scroll-forw</a></b>(1,halfpage,m) \n\
-                                 &lt;Btn5Down&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:scroll-forw">scroll-forw</a></b>(5,line,m)     \n\
-                                    &lt;BtnUp&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:select-end">select-end</a></b>(<b><a href="#h3-SELECT">SELECT</a></b>, <b>CUT_BUFFER0</b>) \n\
-                                &lt;BtnMotion&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:pointer-motion">pointer-motion</a></b>() \n\
-                                  &lt;BtnDown&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:pointer-button">pointer-button</a></b>() \n\
-                                    &lt;BtnUp&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:pointer-button">pointer-button</a></b>() \n\
-                                  &lt;BtnDown&gt;:<b><a href="#Actions:ignore">ignore</a></b>()
-
-       The default bindings in the Tektronix window  are  analogous  but  less
-       extensive.  These are for the <i>tek4014</i> widget:
-
-                            ~Meta&lt;KeyPress&gt;: <b><a href="#Actions:insert-seven-bit">insert-seven-bit</a></b>() \n\
-                             Meta&lt;KeyPress&gt;: <b><a href="#Actions:insert-eight-bit">insert-eight-bit</a></b>() \n\
-                           !Ctrl &lt;Btn1Down&gt;: <b><a href="#Actions:popup-menu">popup-menu</a></b>(mainMenu) \n\
-                      !Lock Ctrl &lt;Btn1Down&gt;: <b><a href="#Actions:popup-menu">popup-menu</a></b>(mainMenu) \n\
-            !Lock Ctrl @Num_Lock &lt;Btn1Down&gt;: <b><a href="#Actions:popup-menu">popup-menu</a></b>(mainMenu) \n\
-                 !Ctrl @Num_Lock &lt;Btn1Down&gt;: <b><a href="#Actions:popup-menu">popup-menu</a></b>(mainMenu) \n\
-                           !Ctrl &lt;Btn2Down&gt;: <b><a href="#Actions:popup-menu">popup-menu</a></b>(tekMenu) \n\
-                      !Lock Ctrl &lt;Btn2Down&gt;: <b><a href="#Actions:popup-menu">popup-menu</a></b>(tekMenu) \n\
-            !Lock Ctrl @Num_Lock &lt;Btn2Down&gt;: <b><a href="#Actions:popup-menu">popup-menu</a></b>(tekMenu) \n\
-                 !Ctrl @Num_Lock &lt;Btn2Down&gt;: <b><a href="#Actions:popup-menu">popup-menu</a></b>(tekMenu) \n\
-                      Shift ~Meta&lt;Btn1Down&gt;: <b><a href="#Actions:gin-press">gin-press</a></b>(L) \n\
-                            ~Meta&lt;Btn1Down&gt;: <b><a href="#Actions:gin-press">gin-press</a></b>(l) \n\
-                      Shift ~Meta&lt;Btn2Down&gt;: <b><a href="#Actions:gin-press">gin-press</a></b>(M) \n\
-                            ~Meta&lt;Btn2Down&gt;: <b><a href="#Actions:gin-press">gin-press</a></b>(m) \n\
-                      Shift ~Meta&lt;Btn3Down&gt;: <b><a href="#Actions:gin-press">gin-press</a></b>(R) \n\
-                            ~Meta&lt;Btn3Down&gt;: <b><a href="#Actions:gin-press">gin-press</a></b>(r)
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Custom-Key-Bindings" id="h3-Custom-Key-Bindings">Custom Key Bindings</a></h3>
-<pre>       You  can modify the <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:translations">translations</a></b> resource by overriding parts of it, or
-       merging your resources with it.
-
-       Here is an example which uses  shifted  select/paste  to  copy  to  the
-       clipboard,  and  unshifted  select/paste for the primary selection.  In
-       each case, a (different) cut buffer is also a target or source  of  the
-       select/paste  operation.  It is important to remember however, that cut
-       buffers store data in ISO-8859-1 encoding, while selections  can  store
-       data  in  a  variety  of  formats  and encodings.  While <i>xterm</i> owns the
-       selection, it highlights it.  When it loses the selection,  it  removes
-       the  corresponding  highlight.   But  you  can  still  paste  from  the
-       corresponding cut buffer.
-
-           *VT100*translations:    #override \n\
-              ~Shift~Ctrl&lt;Btn2Up&gt;: <b><a href="#Actions:insert-selection">insert-selection</a></b>(<b><a href="#h3-PRIMARY">PRIMARY</a></b>, <b>CUT_BUFFER0</b>) \n\
-               Shift~Ctrl&lt;Btn2Up&gt;: <b><a href="#Actions:insert-selection">insert-selection</a></b>(<b><a href="#h3-CLIPBOARD">CLIPBOARD</a></b>, <b>CUT_BUFFER1</b>) \n\
-              ~Shift     &lt;BtnUp&gt; : <b><a href="#Actions:select-end">select-end</a></b>(<b><a href="#h3-PRIMARY">PRIMARY</a></b>, <b>CUT_BUFFER0</b>) \n\
-               Shift     &lt;BtnUp&gt; : <b><a href="#Actions:select-end">select-end</a></b>(<b><a href="#h3-CLIPBOARD">CLIPBOARD</a></b>, <b>CUT_BUFFER1</b>)
-
-       In the example, the class name <b>VT100</b> is used  rather  than  the  widget
-       name.   These  are different; a class name could apply to more than one
-       widget.  A leading "*" is used because the widget hierarchy  above  the
-       <i>vt100</i>  widget  depends  on whether the toolbar support is compiled into
-       <i>xterm</i>.
-
-       Most of the predefined translations are related to the  mouse,  with  a
-       few  that  use  some of the special keys on the keyboard.  Applications
-       use  special  keys  (function-keys,  cursor-keys,   keypad-keys)   with
-       modifiers  (shift, control, alt).  If <i>xterm</i> defines a translation for a
-       given  combination  of  special  key  and  modifier,  that   makes   it
-       unavailable for use by applications within the terminal.  For instance,
-       one might extend the use of <i>Page Up</i> and <i>Page Down</i> keys seen here:
-
-               Shift &lt;KeyPress&gt; Prior : <b><a href="#Actions:scroll-back">scroll-back</a></b>(1,halfpage) \n\
-               Shift &lt;KeyPress&gt; Next  : <b><a href="#Actions:scroll-forw">scroll-forw</a></b>(1,halfpage) \n\
-
-       to the <i>Home</i> and <i>End</i> keys:
-
-               Shift &lt;KeyPress&gt; Home : <b><a href="#Actions:scroll-to">scroll-to</a></b>(begin) \n\
-               Shift &lt;KeyPress&gt; End  : <b><a href="#Actions:scroll-to">scroll-to</a></b>(end)
-
-       but  then  shift-<i>Home</i>  and  shift-<i>End</i>  would  then  be  unavailable  to
-       applications.
-
-       Not everyone finds the three-button mouse bindings easy to use.   In  a
-       wheel  mouse, the middle button might be the wheel.  As an alternative,
-       you could add a binding using shifted keys:
-
-           *VT100*translations:      #override \n\
-               Shift &lt;Key&gt;Home:    <b><a href="#Actions:copy-selection">copy-selection</a></b>(<b><a href="#h3-SELECT">SELECT</a></b>) \n\
-               Shift &lt;Key&gt;Insert:  <b><a href="#Actions:copy-selection">copy-selection</a></b>(<b><a href="#h3-SELECT">SELECT</a></b>) \n\
-               Ctrl Shift &lt;Key&gt;C:  <b><a href="#Actions:copy-selection">copy-selection</a></b>(<b><a href="#h3-SELECT">SELECT</a></b>) \n\
-               Ctrl Shift &lt;Key&gt;V:  <b><a href="#Actions:insert-selection">insert-selection</a></b>(<b><a href="#h3-SELECT">SELECT</a></b>)
-
-       You would still use the left- and right-mouse buttons (typically 1  and
-       3) for beginning and extending selections.
-
-       Besides  mouse  problems,  there  are  also keyboards with inconvenient
-       layouts.  Some lack a numeric keypad, making it hard to use the shifted
-       keypad plus and minus bindings for switching between font  sizes.   You
-       can  work around that by assigning the actions to more readily accessed
-       keys:
-
-           *VT100*translations:      #override \n\
-               Ctrl &lt;Key&gt; +:       <b><a href="#Actions:larger-vt-font">larger-vt-font</a></b>() \n\
-               Ctrl &lt;Key&gt; -:       <b><a href="#Actions:smaller-vt-font">smaller-vt-font</a></b>()
-
-       The keymap feature allows you to switch between sets  of  translations.
-       The  sample  below  shows  how  the  <b><a href="#Actions:keymap">keymap</a></b><b>()</b> action may be used to add
-       special keys for entering commonly-typed words:
-
-           *VT100.Translations: #override &lt;Key&gt;F13: keymap(dbx)
-           *VT100.dbxKeymap.translations: \
-                   &lt;Key&gt;F14:       <b><a href="#Actions:keymap">keymap</a></b>(None) \n\
-                   &lt;Key&gt;F17:       <b><a href="#Actions:string">string</a></b>("next") \n\
-                                   <b><a href="#Actions:string">string</a>(0x0d)</b> \n\
-                   &lt;Key&gt;F18:       <b><a href="#Actions:string">string</a></b>("step") \n\
-                                   <b><a href="#Actions:string">string</a>(0x0d)</b> \n\
-                   &lt;Key&gt;F19:       <b><a href="#Actions:string">string</a></b>("continue") \n\
-                                   <b><a href="#Actions:string">string</a>(0x0d)</b> \n\
-                   &lt;Key&gt;F20:       <b><a href="#Actions:string">string</a></b>("print ") \n\
-                                   <b><a href="#Actions:insert-selection">insert-selection</a></b>(<b><a href="#h3-PRIMARY">PRIMARY</a></b>, <b>CUT_BUFFER0</b>)
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Default-Scrollbar-Bindings" id="h3-Default-Scrollbar-Bindings">Default Scrollbar Bindings</a></h3>
-<pre>       Key bindings are normally associated with the <i>vt100</i> or <i>tek4014</i>  widgets
-       which  act as terminal emulators.  <i>Xterm</i>'s scrollbar (and toolbar if it
-       is configured) are separate widgets.  Because  all  of  these  use  the
-       <i>X Toolkit</i>,  they  have  corresponding  <b><a href="#VT100-Widget-Resources:translations">translations</a></b>  resources.   Those
-       resources  are  distinct,  and  match  different  patterns,  e.g.,  the
-       differences  in  widget-name and number of levels of widgets which they
-       may contain.
-
-       The <i>scrollbar</i> widget is a child of the <i>vt100</i> widget.  It is  positioned
-       on  top  of the <i>vt100</i> widget.  Toggling the scrollbar on and off causes
-       the <i>vt100</i> widget to resize.
-
-       The default bindings for the scrollbar  widget  use  only  mouse-button
-       events:
-
-              &lt;Btn5Down&gt;: StartScroll(Forward) \n\
-              &lt;Btn1Down&gt;: StartScroll(Forward) \n\
-              &lt;Btn2Down&gt;: StartScroll(Continuous) MoveThumb() NotifyThumb() \n\
-              &lt;Btn3Down&gt;: StartScroll(Backward) \n\
-              &lt;Btn4Down&gt;: StartScroll(Backward) \n\
-              &lt;Btn2Motion&gt;: MoveThumb() NotifyThumb() \n\
-              &lt;BtnUp&gt;:    NotifyScroll(Proportional) EndScroll()
-
-       Events which the <i>scrollbar</i> widget does not recognize at all are lost.
-
-       However, at startup, <i>xterm</i> augments these translations with the default
-       translations  used  for  the  <i>vt100</i>  widget, together with the resource
-       "actions" which those translations  use.   Because  the  <i>scrollbar</i>  (or
-       <i>menubar</i>)  widgets  do not recognize these actions (but because it has a
-       corresponding translation), they are passed on to the <i>vt100</i> widget.
-
-       This augmenting of the scrollbar's translations has a few limitations:
-
-       <b>o</b>   <i>Xterm</i> knows what the default translations  are,  but  there  is  no
-           suitable  library  interface  for determining what customizations a
-           user may have added to the <i>vt100</i> widget.  All that <i>xterm</i> can do  is
-           augment the <i>scrollbar</i> widget to give it the same starting point for
-           further customization by the user.
-
-       <b>o</b>   Events in the gap between the widgets may be lost.
-
-       <b>o</b>   Compose  sequences  begun  in one widget cannot be completed in the
-           other, because the input methods  for  each  widget  do  not  share
-           context information.
-
-       Most  customizations  of  the scrollbar translations do not concern key
-       bindings.  Rather, users are generally more interested in changing  the
-       bindings  of  the mouse buttons.  For example, some people prefer using
-       the left pointer button for dragging the scrollbar thumb.  That can  be
-       set up by altering the translations resource, e.g.,
-
-           *VT100.scrollbar.translations:  #override \n\
-              &lt;Btn5Down&gt;:     StartScroll(Forward) \n\
-              &lt;Btn1Down&gt;:     StartScroll(Continuous) MoveThumb() NotifyThumb() \n\
-              &lt;Btn4Down&gt;:     StartScroll(Backward) \n\
-              &lt;Btn1Motion&gt;:   MoveThumb() NotifyThumb() \n\
-              &lt;BtnUp&gt;:        NotifyScroll(Proportional) EndScroll()
-
-</pre>
-<h2><a name="h2-CONTROL-SEQUENCES-AND-KEYBOARD" id="h2-CONTROL-SEQUENCES-AND-KEYBOARD">CONTROL SEQUENCES AND KEYBOARD</a></h2>
-<pre>       Applications can send sequences of characters to the terminal to change
-       its behavior.  Often they are referred to as "ANSI escape sequences" or
-       just plain "escape sequences" but both terms are misleading:
-
-       <b>o</b>   ANSI x3.64 (obsolete) which was replaced by ISO 6429 (<a href="https://www.ecma-international.org/publications-and-standards/standards//ecma-48/"><b>ECMA-48</b></a>) gave
-           rules for the <i>format</i> of these sequences of characters.
-
-       <b>o</b>   While the original VT100 was claimed to be ANSI-compatible (against
-           x3.64),  there  is no freely available version of the ANSI standard
-           to show where the VT100  differs.   Most  of  the  documents  which
-           mention  the ANSI standard have additions not found in the original
-           (such as those based on <b>ansi.sys</b>).  So this discussion  focuses  on
-           the ISO standards.
-
-       <b>o</b>   The  standard  describes  only  sequences sent from the host to the
-           terminal.  There is no standard for sequences sent by special  keys
-           from  the  terminal  to  the host.  By convention (and referring to
-           existing terminals), the format of those sequences usually conforms
-           to the host-to-terminal standard.
-
-       <b>o</b>   Some of <i>xterm</i>'s sequences do not  fit  into  the  standard  scheme.
-           Technically  those  are  "unspecified".   As an example, DEC Screen
-           Alignment Test (DECALN) is this three-character sequence:
-
-               <i>ESC</i> # 8
-
-       <b>o</b>   Some sequences fit into the standard format, but are not listed  in
-           the  standard.   These  include  the  sequences used for setting up
-           scrolling margins and doing forward/reverse scrolling.
-
-       <b>o</b>   Some  of  the  sequences  (in  particular,   the   single-character
-           functions  such  as  tab  and  backspace) do not include the <i>escape</i>
-           character.
-
-       With all of that in mind, the standard refers  to  these  sequences  of
-       characters as "control sequences".
-
-       <i>Xterm   Control   Sequences</i>   lists  the  control  sequences  which  an
-       application can send <i>xterm</i> to make it perform various operations.  Most
-       of these operations are standardized, from either the DEC or  Tektronix
-       terminals, or from more widely used standards such as ISO-6429.
-
-       A few examples of usage are given in this section.
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Window-and-Icon-Titles" id="h3-Window-and-Icon-Titles">Window and Icon Titles</a></h3>
-<pre>       Some  scripts  use  <b>echo</b>  with  options  <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-e">-e</a></b> and <b><a href="#Old-Options:-n">-n</a></b> to tell the shell to
-       interpret the string "\e" as the <i>escape</i> character  and  to  suppress  a
-       trailing  newline  on output.  Those are not portable, nor recommended.
-       Instead, use <b><a href="http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/functions/printf.html">printf(1)</a></b> (POSIX).
-
-       For example, to set the <i>window title</i> to "Hello world!", you  could  use
-       one of these commands in a script:
-
-           printf '\033]2;Hello world!\033\\'
-           printf '\033]2;Hello world!\007'
-           printf '\033]2;%s\033\\' "Hello world!"
-           printf '\033]2;%s\007' "Hello world!"
-
-       The <b><a href="http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/functions/printf.html">printf(1)</a></b> command interprets the octal value "\033" for <i>escape</i>, and
-       (since  it  was  not given in the format) omits a trailing newline from
-       the output.
-
-       Some programs (such as <a href="https://www.gnu.org/software/screen/manual/screen.html"><b>screen(1)</b></a>) set both window- and  icon-titles  at
-       the same time, using a slightly different control sequence:
-
-           printf '\033]0;Hello world!\033\\'
-           printf '\033]0;Hello world!\007'
-           printf '\033]0;%s\033\\' "Hello world!"
-           printf '\033]0;%s\007' "Hello world!"
-
-       The  difference  is  the  <i>parameter</i>  "0"  in each command.  Most window
-       managers will honor either window title or icon title.  Some will  make
-       a  distinction  and allow you to set just the icon title.  You can tell
-       <i>xterm</i> to ask for  this  with  a  different  parameter  in  the  control
-       sequence:
-
-           printf '\033]1;Hello world!\033\\'
-           printf '\033]1;Hello world!\007'
-           printf '\033]1;%s\033\\' "Hello world!"
-           printf '\033]1;%s\007' "Hello world!"
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Special-Keys" id="h3-Special-Keys">Special Keys</a></h3>
-<pre>       <i>Xterm</i>,  like  any VT100-compatible terminal emulator, has two modes for
-       the <i>special keys</i> (cursor-keys, numeric keypad,  and  certain  function-
-       keys):
-
-       <b>o</b>   <i>normal  mode</i>,  which  makes  the  special  keys  transmit  "useful"
-           sequences such as the control sequence for cursor-up when  pressing
-           the up-arrow, and
-
-       <b>o</b>   <i>application  mode</i>,  which  uses  a  different control sequence that
-           cannot be mistaken for the "useful" sequences.
-
-       The main difference between the two modes is that normal mode sequences
-       start with <i>CSI</i> (<i>escape [</i>) and application mode sequences start with <i>SS3</i>
-       (<i>escape O</i>).
-
-       The terminal is initialized into one of these two  modes  (usually  the
-       normal  mode), based on the terminal description (termcap or terminfo).
-       The terminal description also has capabilities  (strings)  defined  for
-       the keypad mode used in curses applications.
-
-       There  is  a problem in using the terminal description for applications
-       that are not  intended  to  be  full-screen  curses  applications:  the
-       definitions of special keys are only correct for this keypad mode.  For
-       example,  some  shells  (unlike <a href="http://cdesktopenv.sourceforge.net/man1/ksh.html"><b>ksh(1)</b></a>, which appears to be hard-coded,
-       not even using termcap) allow their users  to  customize  key-bindings,
-       assigning shell actions to special keys.
-
-       <b>o</b>   <a href="https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/bash.html"><b>bash(1)</b></a>  allows <i>constant</i> strings to be assigned to functions.  This
-           is only successful if the terminal is  initialized  to  application
-           mode  by  default, because <b>bash</b> lacks flexibility in this area.  It
-           uses a (less expressive than <b>bash</b>'s)  <b>readline</b>  scripting  language
-           for  setting  up  key  bindings,  which  relies  upon  the  user to
-           statically enumerate the possible  bindings  for  given  values  of
-           <b><a href="#System-Independent:TERM">$TERM</a></b>.
-
-       <b>o</b>   <a href="http://zsh.sourceforge.net/Doc/Release/zsh_toc.html"><b>zsh(1)</b></a>  provides  an  analogous  feature,  but  it  accepts runtime
-           expressions, as well as providing a <b>$terminfo</b>  array  for  scripts.
-           In particular, one can use the terminal database, transforming when
-           defining a key-binding.  By transforming the output so that <i>CSI</i> and
-           <i>SS3</i> are equated, <b>zsh</b> can use the terminal database to obtain useful
-           definitions  for  its  command-line  use  regardless of whether the
-           terminal uses normal or application mode  initially.   Here  is  an
-           example:
-
-               [[ "$terminfo[kcuu1]" == "^[O"* ]] &amp;&amp; \
-               bindkey -M viins "${terminfo[kcuu1]/O/[}" \
-               vi-up-line-or-history
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Changing-Colors" id="h3-Changing-Colors">Changing Colors</a></h3>
-<pre>       A  few  shell  programs  provide the ability for users to add color and
-       other video attributes to the shell prompt strings.  Users can do  this
-       by  setting <b>$PS1</b> (the primary prompt string).  Again, <b>bash</b> and <b>zsh</b> have
-       provided features not found in <b>ksh</b>.  There is a problem,  however:  the
-       prompt's  width  on  the screen will not necessarily be the same as the
-       number of characters.  Because  there  is  no  guidance  in  the  POSIX
-       standard, each shell addresses the problem in a different way:
-
-       <b>o</b>   <b>bash</b>  treats  characters within "\[" and "\]" as nonprinting (using
-           no width on the screen).
-
-       <b>o</b>   <b>zsh</b> treats characters within "%{" and "%}" as nonprinting.
-
-       In addition to the difference in syntax, the shells  provide  different
-       methods for obtaining useful escape sequences:
-
-       <b>o</b>   As  noted in <b><a href="#h3-Special-Keys">Special Keys</a></b>, <b>zsh</b> initializes the $terminfo array with
-           the terminal capabilities.
-
-           It also provides a function <b>echoti</b>  which  works  like  <a href="/ncurses/man/tput.1.html"><b>tput(1)</b></a>  to
-           convert  a  terminal  capability  with its parameters into a string
-           that can be written to the terminal.
-
-       <b>o</b>   Shells lacking a comparable feature (such as <b>bash</b>) can  always  use
-           the program <a href="/ncurses/man/tput.1.html"><b>tput(1)</b></a> to do this transformation.
-
-       Hard-coded  escape  sequences  are supported by each shell, but are not
-       recommended because  those  rely  upon  particular  configurations  and
-       cannot be easily moved between different user environments.
-
-</pre>
-<h2><a name="h2-ENVIRONMENT" id="h2-ENVIRONMENT">ENVIRONMENT</a></h2>
-<pre>       <i>Xterm</i>  sets  several  environment  variables.   It also removes certain
-       environment  variables  which  are  known  to  interfere   with   other
-       applications.   For instance, it removes <b><a href="#System-Dependent:COLUMNS">COLUMNS</a></b>, <b><a href="#System-Dependent:LINES">LINES</a></b>, and <b><a href="#System-Dependent:TERMCAP">TERMCAP</a></b> in
-       configurations where those are unnecessary.
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-System-Independent" id="h3-System-Independent">System Independent</a></h3>
-<pre>       Some variables are used on every system:
-
-       <b><a title="System Independent:DISPLAY" name="System-Independent:DISPLAY">DISPLAY</a></b>
-            is the display name, pointing to the X server (see  <i>DISPLAY  NAMES</i>
-            in <a href="https://www.x.org/releases/X11R7.7/doc/man/man7/X.7.xhtml"><b>X(7)</b></a>).
-
-       <b><a title="System Independent:TERM" name="System-Independent:TERM">TERM</a></b>
-            is  set  according  to the terminfo (or termcap) entry which it is
-            using as a reference.
-
-            On some systems, you may  encounter  situations  where  the  shell
-            which  you  use and <i>xterm</i> are built using libraries with different
-            terminal  databases.   In  that  situation,  <i>xterm</i>  may  choose  a
-            terminal description not known to the shell.
-
-       <b><a title="System Independent:WINDOWID" name="System-Independent:WINDOWID">WINDOWID</a></b>
-            is set to the X window id number of the <i>xterm</i> window.
-
-       <b><a title="System Independent:XTERM_FILTER" name="System-Independent:XTERM_FILTER">XTERM_FILTER</a></b>
-            is  set  if a locale-filter is used.  The value is the pathname of
-            the filter.
-
-       <b><a title="System Independent:XTERM_LOCALE" name="System-Independent:XTERM_LOCALE">XTERM_LOCALE</a></b>
-            shows the locale which was used by <i>xterm</i> on startup.   Some  shell
-            initialization scripts may set a different locale.
-
-       <b><a title="System Independent:XTERM_SHELL" name="System-Independent:XTERM_SHELL">XTERM_SHELL</a></b>
-            is  set  to the pathname of the program which is invoked.  Usually
-            that  is  a  shell  program,  e.g.,  <i>/bin/sh</i>.   Since  it  is  not
-            necessarily a shell program however, it is distinct from "SHELL".
-
-       <b><a title="System Independent:XTERM_VERSION" name="System-Independent:XTERM_VERSION">XTERM_VERSION</a></b>
-            is  set  to  the string displayed by the <b><a href="#OPTIONS:-version">-version</a></b> option.  That is
-            normally an identifier for the X Window libraries  used  to  build
-            <i>xterm</i>, followed by <i>xterm</i>'s patch number in parenthesis.  The patch
-            number  is  also  part  of  the  response  to  a  Secondary Device
-            Attributes (DA) control sequence (see <i>Xterm Control Sequences</i>).
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-System-Dependent" id="h3-System-Dependent">System Dependent</a></h3>
-<pre>       Depending  on  your  system  configuration,  <i>xterm</i>  may  also  set  the
-       following:
-
-       <b><a title="System Dependent:COLUMNS" name="System-Dependent:COLUMNS">COLUMNS</a></b>
-            the width of the <i>xterm</i> in characters (cf: "stty columns").
-
-            When  this variable is set, <i>curses</i> applications (and most terminal
-            programs) will assume that the terminal has this many columns.
-
-            <i>Xterm</i> would do this for systems which have no ability to tell  the
-            size  of  the  terminal.  Those are very rare, none newer than the
-            mid 1990s when SVR4 became prevalent.
-
-       <b><a title="System Dependent:HOME" name="System-Dependent:HOME">HOME</a></b>
-            when <i>xterm</i> is configured (at build-time) to update utmp.
-
-       <b><a title="System Dependent:LINES" name="System-Dependent:LINES">LINES</a></b>
-            the height of the <i>xterm</i> in characters (cf: "stty rows").
-
-            When this variable is set, <i>curses</i> applications (and most  terminal
-            programs)  will  assume  that  the  terminal  has  this many lines
-            (rows).
-
-            <i>Xterm</i> would do this for systems which have no ability to tell  the
-            size  of  the  terminal.  Those are very rare, none newer than the
-            mid 1990s when SVR4 became prevalent.
-
-       <b><a title="System Dependent:LOGNAME" name="System-Dependent:LOGNAME">LOGNAME</a></b>
-            when <i>xterm</i> is configured (at build-time) to update utmp.
-
-            Your configuration may have set <b><a href="#System-Dependent:LOGNAME">LOGNAME</a></b>;  <i>xterm</i>  does  not  modify
-            that.  If it is unset, <i>xterm</i> will use <b>USER</b> if it is set.  Finally,
-            if neither is set, <i>xterm</i> will use the <b><a href="http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/functions/getlogin.html">getlogin(3)</a></b> function.
-
-       <b><a title="System Dependent:SHELL" name="System-Dependent:SHELL">SHELL</a></b>
-            when  <i>xterm</i>  is  configured (at build-time) to update utmp.  It is
-            also set if you  provide  a  valid  shell  name  as  the  optional
-            parameter.
-
-            <i>Xterm</i>  sets  this  to  an  absolute pathname.  If you have set the
-            variable to a relative pathname, <i>xterm</i> may set it to  a  different
-            shell pathname.
-
-            If you have set this to an pathname which does not correspond to a
-            valid shell, <i>xterm</i> may unset it, to avoid confusion.
-
-       <b><a title="System Dependent:TERMCAP" name="System-Dependent:TERMCAP">TERMCAP</a></b>
-            the  contents  of  the  termcap entry corresponding to <b><a href="#System-Independent:TERM">$TERM</a></b>, with
-            lines and columns values substituted for the  actual  size  window
-            you have created.
-
-            This  feature  is,  like  <b><a href="#System-Dependent:LINES">LINES</a></b>  and  <b><a href="#System-Dependent:COLUMNS">COLUMNS</a></b>,  used  rarely.   It
-            addresses the same limitation of a few older systems by  providing
-            a  way  for  <i>termcap</i>-based  applications to get the initial screen
-            size.
-
-       <b><a title="System Dependent:TERMINFO" name="System-Dependent:TERMINFO">TERMINFO</a></b>
-            may be defined to  a  nonstandard  location  using  the  configure
-            script.
-
-       <b><a title="System Dependent:XCURSOR_THEME" name="System-Dependent:XCURSOR_THEME">XCURSOR_THEME</a></b>
-            See <b><a href="#Application-Resources:cursorTheme">cursorTheme</a></b> resource.
-
-</pre>
-<h2><a name="h2-WINDOW-PROPERTIES" id="h2-WINDOW-PROPERTIES">WINDOW PROPERTIES</a></h2>
-<pre>       In the output from <a href="https://www.x.org/releases/X11R7.7/doc/man/man1/xprop.1.xhtml"><b>xprop(1)</b></a>, there are several properties.
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Properties-set-by-X-Toolkit" id="h3-Properties-set-by-X-Toolkit">Properties set by X Toolkit</a></h3>
-<pre>       <b><a title="Properties set by X Toolkit:WM_CLASS" name="Properties-set-by-X-Toolkit:WM_CLASS">WM_CLASS</a></b>
-            This  shows  the <i>instance name</i> and the X resource <i>class</i>, passed to
-            <i>X Toolkit</i> during initialization of <i>xterm</i>, e.g.,
-
-                WM_CLASS(STRING) = "xterm", "UXTerm"
-
-       <b><a title="Properties set by X Toolkit:WM_CLIENT_LEADER" name="Properties-set-by-X-Toolkit:WM_CLIENT_LEADER">WM_CLIENT_LEADER</a></b>
-            This shows the window-id which <i>xterm</i> provides with an  environment
-            variable (<b><a href="#System-Independent:WINDOWID">WINDOWID</a></b>), e.g.,
-
-                WM_CLIENT_LEADER(WINDOW): window id # 0x800023
-
-       <b><a title="Properties set by X Toolkit:WM_COMMAND" name="Properties-set-by-X-Toolkit:WM_COMMAND">WM_COMMAND</a></b>
-            This  shows  the command-line arguments for <i>xterm</i> which are passed
-            to <i>X Toolkit</i> during initialization, e.g.,
-
-                WM_COMMAND(STRING) = { "xterm", "-class", "UXTerm", "-title", "uxterm", "-u8" }
-
-       <b><a title="Properties set by X Toolkit:WM_ICON_NAME" name="Properties-set-by-X-Toolkit:WM_ICON_NAME">WM_ICON_NAME</a></b>
-            This holds the icon title, which different window managers  handle
-            in   various   ways.    It  is  set  via  the  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:iconName">iconName</a></b>  resource.
-            Applications can change this using control sequences.
-
-       <b><a title="Properties set by X Toolkit:WM_LOCALE_NAME" name="Properties-set-by-X-Toolkit:WM_LOCALE_NAME">WM_LOCALE_NAME</a></b>
-            This shows the result  from  the  <b><a href="http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/functions/setlocale.html">setlocale(3)</a></b>  function  for  the
-            <i>LC_CTYPE</i> category, e.g.,
-
-                WM_LOCALE_NAME(STRING) = "en_US.UTF-8"
-
-       <b><a title="Properties set by X Toolkit:WM_NAME" name="Properties-set-by-X-Toolkit:WM_NAME">WM_NAME</a></b>
-            This  holds  the  window  title,  normally  at  the top of <i>xterm</i>'s
-            window.  It is set  via  the  <b><a href="#Application-Resources:title">title</a></b>  resource.   Applications  can
-            change this using control sequences.
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Properties-set-by-Xterm" id="h3-Properties-set-by-Xterm">Properties set by Xterm</a></h3>
-<pre>       <i>X Toolkit</i> does not manage EWMH properties.  Xterm does this directly.
-
-       <b><a title="Properties set by Xterm:_NET_WM_ICON_NAME" name="Properties-set-by-Xterm:_NET_WM_ICON_NAME">_NET_WM_ICON_NAME</a></b>
-            stores the icon name.
-
-       <b><a title="Properties set by Xterm:_NET_WM_NAME" name="Properties-set-by-Xterm:_NET_WM_NAME">_NET_WM_NAME</a></b>
-            stores the title string.
-
-       <b><a title="Properties set by Xterm:_NET_WM_PID" name="Properties-set-by-Xterm:_NET_WM_PID">_NET_WM_PID</a></b>
-            stores the process identifier for <i>xterm</i>'s display.
-
-</pre>
-<h3><a name="h3-Properties-used-by-Xterm" id="h3-Properties-used-by-Xterm">Properties used by Xterm</a></h3>
-<pre>       <b><a title="Properties used by Xterm:_NET_SUPPORTED" name="Properties-used-by-Xterm:_NET_SUPPORTED">_NET_SUPPORTED</a></b>
-            Xterm  checks  this property on the <i>supporting window</i> to decide if
-            the window manager supports specific maximizing styles.  That  may
-            include other window manager hints; <i>xterm</i> uses the X library calls
-            to manage those.
-
-       <b><a title="Properties used by Xterm:_NET_SUPPORTING_WM_CHECK" name="Properties-used-by-Xterm:_NET_SUPPORTING_WM_CHECK">_NET_SUPPORTING_WM_CHECK</a></b>
-            Xterm  checks  this  to  ensure  that it will only update the EWMH
-            properties for a window manager which claims EWMH compliance.
-
-       <b><a title="Properties used by Xterm:_NET_WM_STATE" name="Properties-used-by-Xterm:_NET_WM_STATE">_NET_WM_STATE</a></b>
-            This tells <i>xterm</i> whether its window  has  been  maximized  by  the
-            window manager, and if so, what type of maximizing:
-
-            <b><a title="Properties used by Xterm:_NET_WM_STATE_FULLSCREEN" name="Properties-used-by-Xterm:_NET_WM_STATE_FULLSCREEN">_NET_WM_STATE_FULLSCREEN</a></b>
-
-            <b><a title="Properties used by Xterm:_NET_WM_STATE_MAXIMIZED_HORZ" name="Properties-used-by-Xterm:_NET_WM_STATE_MAXIMIZED_HORZ">_NET_WM_STATE_MAXIMIZED_HORZ</a></b>
-
-            <b><a title="Properties used by Xterm:_NET_WM_STATE_MAXIMIZED_VERT" name="Properties-used-by-Xterm:_NET_WM_STATE_MAXIMIZED_VERT">_NET_WM_STATE_MAXIMIZED_VERT</a></b>
-
-</pre>
-<h2><a name="h2-FILES" id="h2-FILES">FILES</a></h2>
-<pre>       The actual pathnames given may differ on your system.
-
-       <i>/etc/shells</i>
-            contains  a  list of valid shell programs, used by <i>xterm</i> to decide
-            if the "SHELL" environment variable should be set for the  process
-            started by <i>xterm</i>.
-
-            On  systems  which  have the <i>getusershell</i> function, <i>xterm</i> will use
-            that function rather than directly reading  the  file,  since  the
-            file may not be present if the system uses default settings.
-
-       <i>/var/run/utmp</i>
-            the system log file, which records user logins.
-
-       <i>/var/log/wtmp</i>
-            the system log file, which records user logins and logouts.
-
-       <i>/etc/X11/app-defaults/XTerm</i>
-            the <i>xterm</i> default application resources.
-
-       <i>/etc/X11/app-defaults/XTerm-color</i>
-            the  <i>xterm</i>  color application resources.  If your display supports
-            color, use this
-
-                *customization: -color
-
-            in your .Xdefaults file to automatically use  this  resource  file
-            rather  than  <i>/etc/X11/app-defaults/XTerm</i>.  If you do not do this,
-            <i>xterm</i> uses its compiled-in default resource settings for colors.
-
-       <i>/usr/share/pixmaps</i>
-            the directory in which <i>xterm</i>'s pixmap icon files are installed.
-
-</pre>
-<h2><a name="h2-ERROR-MESSAGES" id="h2-ERROR-MESSAGES">ERROR MESSAGES</a></h2>
-<pre>       Most of the fatal error messages from <i>xterm</i> use the following format:
-
-           xterm: Error <i>XXX</i>, errno <i>YYY</i>: <i>ZZZ</i>
-
-       The <i>XXX</i> codes (which are used by <i>xterm</i> as  its  exit-code)  are  listed
-       below, with a brief explanation.
-
-       1    ERROR_MISC
-            miscellaneous errors, usually accompanied by a specific message,
-
-       11   ERROR_FIONBIO
-            main: ioctl() failed on FIONBIO
-
-       12   ERROR_F_GETFL
-            main: ioctl() failed on F_GETFL
-
-       13   ERROR_F_SETFL
-            main: ioctl() failed on F_SETFL
-
-       14   ERROR_OPDEVTTY
-            spawn: open() failed on /dev/tty
-
-       15   ERROR_TIOCGETP
-            spawn: ioctl() failed on TIOCGETP
-
-       17   ERROR_PTSNAME
-            spawn: ptsname() failed
-
-       18   ERROR_OPPTSNAME
-            spawn: open() failed on ptsname
-
-       19   ERROR_PTEM
-            spawn: ioctl() failed on I_PUSH/"ptem"
-
-       20   ERROR_CONSEM
-            spawn: ioctl() failed on I_PUSH/"consem"
-
-       21   ERROR_LDTERM
-            spawn: ioctl() failed on I_PUSH/"ldterm"
-
-       22   ERROR_TTCOMPAT
-            spawn: ioctl() failed on I_PUSH/"ttcompat"
-
-       23   ERROR_TIOCSETP
-            spawn: ioctl() failed on TIOCSETP
-
-       24   ERROR_TIOCSETC
-            spawn: ioctl() failed on TIOCSETC
-
-       25   ERROR_TIOCSETD
-            spawn: ioctl() failed on TIOCSETD
-
-       26   ERROR_TIOCSLTC
-            spawn: ioctl() failed on TIOCSLTC
-
-       27   ERROR_TIOCLSET
-            spawn: ioctl() failed on TIOCLSET
-
-       28   ERROR_INIGROUPS
-            spawn: initgroups() failed
-
-       29   ERROR_FORK
-            spawn: fork() failed
-
-       30   ERROR_EXEC
-            spawn: exec() failed
-
-       32   ERROR_PTYS
-            get_pty: not enough ptys
-
-       34   ERROR_PTY_EXEC
-            waiting for initial map
-
-       35   ERROR_SETUID
-            spawn: setuid() failed
-
-       36   ERROR_INIT
-            spawn: can't initialize window
-
-       46   ERROR_TIOCKSET
-            spawn: ioctl() failed on TIOCKSET
-
-       47   ERROR_TIOCKSETC
-            spawn: ioctl() failed on TIOCKSETC
-
-       49   ERROR_LUMALLOC
-            luit: command-line malloc failed
-
-       50   ERROR_SELECT
-            in_put: select() failed
-
-       54   ERROR_VINIT
-            VTInit: can't initialize window
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-       57   ERROR_KMMALLOC1
-            HandleKeymapChange: malloc failed
-
-       60   ERROR_TSELECT
-            Tinput: select() failed
-
-       64   ERROR_TINIT
-            TekInit: can't initialize window
-
-       71   ERROR_BMALLOC2
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-
-       80   ERROR_LOGEXEC
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-
-       83   ERROR_XERROR
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-
-       84   ERROR_XIOERROR
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-       85   ERROR_ICEERROR
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-
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-
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-<pre>       Large  pastes do not work on some systems.  This is not a bug in <i>xterm</i>;
-       it is a bug in the pseudo terminal  driver  of  those  systems.   <i>Xterm</i>
-       feeds large pastes to the pty only as fast as the pty will accept data,
-       but  some  pty  drivers do not return enough information to know if the
-       write has succeeded.
-
-       When connected to an input method, it is possible for <i>xterm</i> to hang  if
-       the XIM server is suspended or killed.
-
-       Many of the options are not resettable after <i>xterm</i> starts.
-
-       This program still needs to be rewritten.  It should be split into very
-       modular  sections, with the various emulators being completely separate
-       widgets that do not know about each other.  Ideally, you'd like  to  be
-       able  to  pick and choose emulator widgets and stick them into a single
-       control widget.
-
-       There needs to be a dialog box to allow entry  of  the  Tek  COPY  file
-       name.
-
-</pre>
-<h2><a name="h2-AUTHORS" id="h2-AUTHORS">AUTHORS</a></h2>
-<pre>       Far too many people.
-
-       These  contributed  to the X Consortium: Loretta Guarino Reid (DEC-UEG-
-       WSL),  Joel  McCormack  (DEC-UEG-WSL),  Terry  Weissman  (DEC-UEG-WSL),
-       Edward  Moy  (Berkeley),  Ralph R. Swick (MIT-Athena), Mark Vandevoorde
-       (MIT-Athena), Bob McNamara  (DEC-MAD),  Jim  Gettys  (MIT-Athena),  Bob
-       Scheifler   (MIT   X  Consortium),  Doug  Mink  (SAO),  Steve  Pitschke
-       (Stellar), Ron Newman (MIT-Athena), Jim Fulton (MIT X Consortium), Dave
-       Serisky (HP), Jonathan Kamens (MIT-Athena).
-
-       Beginning with XFree86, there were far more identifiable  contributors.
-       The <i>THANKS</i> file in <i>xterm</i>'s source lists 243 in June 2022.  Keep in mind
-       these:  Jason  Bacon,  Jens  Schweikhardt, Ross Combs, Stephen P. Wall,
-       David Wexelblat, and Thomas Dickey (invisible-island.net).
-
-</pre>
-<h2><a name="h2-SEE-ALSO" id="h2-SEE-ALSO">SEE ALSO</a></h2>
-<pre>       <a href="/xterm/manpage/resize.html"><b>resize(1)</b></a>, <a href="/luit/manpage/luit.html"><b>luit(1)</b></a>, <a href="/xterm/manpage/uxterm.html"><b>uxterm(1)</b></a>, <a href="https://www.x.org/releases/X11R7.7/doc/man/man7/X.7.xhtml"><b>X(7)</b></a>, <a href="/xterm/xcursor/xcursor.html"><b>Xcursor(7)</b></a>, <a href="https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=pty&amp;apropos=0&amp;sektion=4&amp;manpath=SunOS+4.1.3&amp;arch=default&amp;format=html"><b>pty(4)</b></a>, <a href="https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=tty&amp;apropos=0&amp;sektion=4&amp;manpath=SunOS+4.1.3&amp;arch=default&amp;format=html"><b>tty(4)</b></a>
-
-       <i>Xterm Control Sequences</i> (this is the file ctlseqs.ms).
-
-           <a href="/xterm/xterm.html">https://invisible-island.net/xterm/xterm.html</a>
-           <a href="/xterm/manpage/xterm.html">https://invisible-island.net/xterm/manpage/xterm.html</a>
-           <a href="/xterm/ctlseqs/ctlseqs.html">https://invisible-island.net/xterm/ctlseqs/ctlseqs.html</a>
-           <a href="/xterm/xterm.faq.html">https://invisible-island.net/xterm/xterm.faq.html</a>
-           <a href="/xterm/xterm.log.html">https://invisible-island.net/xterm/xterm.log.html</a>
-
-       <i>X Toolkit Intrinsics - C Language Interface</i> (<a href="https://invisible-island.net/xterm/xtoolkit/xtoolkit.html"><b>Xt</b></a>),
-       Joel McCormack, Paul Asente, Ralph R. Swick (1994),
-       Thomas E. Dickey (2019).
-
-       <i>Inter-Client Communication Conventions Manual</i> (<a href="https://www.x.org/releases/X11R7.7/doc/xorg-docs/icccm/icccm.html"><b>ICCCM</b></a>),
-       David Rosenthal and Stuart W. Marks (version 2.0, 1994).
-
-       <i>Extended Window Manager Hints</i> (<a href="https://specifications.freedesktop.org/wm-spec/wm-spec-1.3.html"><b>EWMH</b></a>),
-       X Desktop Group (version 1.3, 2005).
-
-       EWMH uses <i>UTF8_STRING</i> pervasively without defining it, but does mention
-       the ICCCM.  Version 2.0 of the ICCCM does not address UTF-8.   That  is
-       an extension added in XFree86.
-
-       <b>o</b>   Markus Kuhn summarized this in <i>UTF-8 and Unicode FAQ for Unix/Linux</i>
-           (2001), in the section "Is X11 ready for Unicode?"
-
-           <a href="https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/unicode.html">https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/unicode.html</a>
-
-       <b>o</b>   Juliusz  Chroboczek  proposed  the  UTF8_STRING  selection  atom in
-           1999/2000, which became part of the ICCCM in XFree86.
-
-           <a href="https://www.irif.fr/~jch/software/UTF8_STRING/">https://www.irif.fr/~jch/software/UTF8_STRING/</a>
-
-           An Xorg developer removed that part of the  documentation  in  2004
-           when  incorporating other work from XFree86 into Xorg.  The feature
-           is still supported in Xorg, though undocumented as of 2019.
-
-Patch #403                        2025-10-19                          <b>XTERM(1)</b>
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+<p>downstreamed content</p>
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