Gesture | Text | Connection | Misc.
- Tap
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- This Event is for the standard single-finger single Tap gesture.
- Double-Tap
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- This Event is for the standard single-finger Double-Tap gesture; that is, tapping twice in rapid succession (in the same place) on the Terminal display.
- Triple-Tap
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- This Event is for the standard single-finger Triple-Tap gesture; that is, tapping three times in rapid succession (in the same place) on the Terminal display.
- Tap-and-Hold
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- A Tap-and-Hold Gesture is similar to a Tap, only you leave your finger on the display for a short amount of time, without moving it, before lifting it away.
- Double Tap-and-Hold
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- A Double Tap-and-Hold Gesture is similar to a Double-Tap, only you leave your finger on the display for a short amount of time, without moving it, after the second tap. In other words, this is like one normal Tap, followed immediately by a Tap-and-Hold.
- Triple Tap-and-Hold
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- A Triple Tap-and-Hold Gesture is similar to a Triple-Tap, only you leave your finger on the display for a short amount of time, without moving it, after the third tap. In other words, this is like a normal Double-Tap, followed immediately by a Tap-and-Hold.
- Swipe
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- This Event is for a standard Swipe gesture; that is, swiping your finger in a straight line across the display. TouchTerm recognizes Swipes in any of the four horizontal and vertical directions, as well as the four diagonals.
- Double-Swipe
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- A Double-Swipe gesture is two successive swipes in the same direction.
- Swipe-and-Tap
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- A Swipe-and-Tap gesture is a Swipe gesture followed immediately by a single Tap.
- Tap-and-Swipe
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- A Tap-and-Swipe gesture is a single Tap gesture followed immediately by a Swipe.
- Swipe-and-Swipe-Back
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- A Swipe-and-Swipe-Back gesture is a Swipe gesture followed immediately by another Swipe in the opposite direction; for example, a Swipe Right followed by a Swipe Left.
- Match Output String
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- Use this Event to trigger Actions whenever a certain string of characters is detected in the Terminal output display. You
can choose as many different strings as you like, and attach different Actions to each of them.
For example, the default Profile configuration searches for the 'password' string and, when detected, enters Password Mode.
- Use this Event to trigger Actions whenever a certain string of characters is detected in the Terminal output display. You
can choose as many different strings as you like, and attach different Actions to each of them.
- Match Typed String
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- Use this Event to trigger Actions whenever a certain string of characters is typed. You can choose as many different strings
as you like, and attach different Actions to each of them.
For example, you could add the string 'emacs', and have it launch a custom emacs-specific keyboard whenever you type 'emacs'.
- Use this Event to trigger Actions whenever a certain string of characters is typed. You can choose as many different strings
as you like, and attach different Actions to each of them.
- Match Typed String w/Return
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- Use this Event to trigger Actions whenever a certain string of characters is typed, followed immediately by the 'return' key.
You can choose as many different strings as you like, and attach different Actions to each of them.
For example, you could add the string 'emacs', and have it launch a custom emacs-specific keyboard whenever you type 'emacs' followed by the 'return' key.
- Use this Event to trigger Actions whenever a certain string of characters is typed, followed immediately by the 'return' key.
You can choose as many different strings as you like, and attach different Actions to each of them.
- Connection Established
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- Use this Event to perform an Action when a connection is first established; for example, to launch a startup command.
Note that if you are using the Persistent Connections option, when you reconnect to the server, your session may not be at the login prompt; therefore, we recommend that you not transmit any character commands for this Event when using Persistent Connections.
- Use this Event to perform an Action when a connection is first established; for example, to launch a startup command.
- Connection Closed
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- Use this Event to perform an Action after the active connection has been closed.
- Will Close Connection
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- Use this Event to perform an Action immediately before the active connection will be closed (by TouchTerm). Note that this Event will NOT be triggered immediately before a server-initiated closing of the connection.
- Application Deactivate
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- Use this Event to execute an Action immediately before the TouchTerm application deactivates. A deactivation may happen when, for example, the device goes to sleep, or when an incoming call is received.
- Application Reactivate
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- Use this Event to execute an Action immediately after the TouchTerm application reactivates (after a prior Deactivation Event).
- Application Will Terminate
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- Use this Event to execute an Action immediately before the TouchTerm application terminates (exits). Termination occurs when
the 'Home' key on the device is pressed, or when launching a new application (such as Mail or Safari).
Note that some Events, especially the data transmission events, may not be able to complete before TouchTerm terminates.
- Use this Event to execute an Action immediately before the TouchTerm application terminates (exits). Termination occurs when
the 'Home' key on the device is pressed, or when launching a new application (such as Mail or Safari).
- End Password Mode
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- Use this Event to perform an Action when Password Mode is exited (usually caused by pressing the 'return' key when in Password Mode).