sti(8) [netbsd man page]

STI(8)							    BSD System Manager's Manual 						    STI(8)

NAME

     sti -- Simulate Terminal Input: send characters to a tty device

SYNOPSIS

     sti tty [string ...]

DESCRIPTION

     sti will send the provided string to the tty specified in the command line using ioctl(2) TIOCSTI, or send the standard input if no string is
     supplied.	This ioctl(2) is limited to the superuser.

     The string is interpreted using unvis(3).

SEE ALSO

     ioctl(2), unvis(3)

HISTORY

     The sti first appeared at NetBSD 4.0.

AUTHORS

     The sti command was written by Christos Zoulas <christos@NetBSD.org>.

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								 November 10, 2005							       BSD

tapset::tty(3stap)														tapset::tty(3stap)

NAME

       tapset::tty - systemtap tty tapset

DESCRIPTION

       tty.open
	      Called when a tty is opened

	       See probe::tty.open(3stap)
	       for details.

       tty.release
	      Called when the tty is closed

	       See probe::tty.release(3stap)
	       for details.

       tty.resize
	      Called when a terminal resize happens

	       See probe::tty.resize(3stap)
	       for details.

       tty.ioctl
	      called when a ioctl is request to the tty

	       See probe::tty.ioctl(3stap)
	       for details.

       tty.init
	      Called when a tty is being initalized

	       See probe::tty.init(3stap)
	       for details.

       tty.register
	      Called when a tty device is registred

	       See probe::tty.register(3stap)
	       for details.

       tty.unregister
	      Called when a tty device is being unregistered

	       See probe::tty.unregister(3stap)
	       for details.

       tty.poll
	      Called when a tty device is being polled

	       See probe::tty.poll(3stap)
	       for details.

       tty.receive
	      called when a tty receives a message

	       See probe::tty.receive(3stap)
	       for details.

       tty.write
	      write to the tty line

	       See probe::tty.write(3stap)
	       for details.

       tty.read
	      called when a tty line will be read

	       See probe::tty.read(3stap)
	       for details.

SEE ALSO

	 probe::tty.open(3stap),    probe::tty.release(3stap),	  probe::tty.resize(3stap),    probe::tty.ioctl(3stap),   probe::tty.init(3stap),
       probe::tty.register(3stap),  probe::tty.unregister(3stap),  probe::tty.poll(3stap),  probe::tty.receive(3stap),	probe::tty.write(3stap),
       probe::tty.read(3stap),	stap(1), stapprobes(3stap)

IBM
									---							tapset::tty(3stap)