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- From: Stan Novinsky <stan_novinsky@jhuapl.edu>
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- Subject: Embedded Eacape Sequences ?
- Date: 19 Apr 1996 12:19:06 GMT
- Organization: Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab
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- I have a program that I wish to have some escape sequences
- defined and used. The escape sequences will work on a
- VT emulation terminal I am using.
-
- For instance, I want to place the cursor at the top left
- corner of my terminal screen with ESC//'[01;01H'.
- This works in FORTRAN by defining the
-
- ESC = CHAR(27)
- TOPL = ESC//'[01;01H'
-
- When a FORTRAN type statement is issued, the cursor moves to the
- top left portion of the screen.
-
- Is it possible to do this in C and if so, how is the
- sequence defined and used ???
-
- Thanks
- stan_novinsky@jhuapl.edu
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