PowerTCP Emulation for .NET
LocalEcho Property (Vt)




Gets or sets a value which controls whether or not key presses are displayed on the Vt window.
Syntax
<DefaultValueAttribute()>
Public Property LocalEcho As Boolean
Dim instance As Vt
Dim value As Boolean
 
instance.LocalEcho = value
 
value = instance.LocalEcho
[DefaultValue()]
public bool LocalEcho {get; set;}
[DefaultValue()]
public: __property bool get_LocalEcho();
public: __property void set_LocalEcho( 
   bool value
);
[DefaultValue()]
public:
property bool LocalEcho {
   bool get();
   void set (    bool value);
}

Property Value

true if key presses should be displayed on the Vt window; false otherwise. The default value is false.
Remarks

Often, remote hosts will echo sent characters back to the user. If the Vt control is used with LocalEcho set to true, this will result in a "doubling" of characters (i.e., typing "a" will actually display "aa" on the Vt window). Set LocalEcho to false and only one character will be displayed (the "echoed" one received from the remote host). If the remote host does not echo sent characters back, set this property to true to display the character when the key is pressed.

If data is received from the host which causes this property to change, the LocalEchoChanged event is raised.

See Also

Reference

Vt Class
Vt Members


PowerTCP Emulation for .NET Documentation Version 4.7
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