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!short: AppendixA ^bText Attribute Identifiers^b ^bAppendix A - Text Attribute Identifiers^b ^bForeground Colors Background Colors^b ^bIdentifier Color Identifier Color^b ^b---------- ----- ---------- -----^b BLACK - black _BLACK - black BLUE - blue _BLUE - blue GREEN - green _GREEN - green CYAN - cyan _CYAN - cyan RED - red _RED - red MAGENTA - magenta _MAGENTA - magenta BROWN - brown _BROWN - brown LGREY - light grey _LGREY - light grey DGREY - dark grey LBLUE - light blue LGREEN - light green LCYAN - light cyan LRED - light red LMAGENTA - light magenta YELLOW - yellow WHITE - white BLINK - blinking foreground Example Usage: BLINK|WHITE|_RED - blinking white on red YELLOW|_BLUE - yellow on blue LMAGENTA - light magenta on black _BLUE - black on blue !short: AppendixB ^bKeycode Table^b ^bAppendix B - Keycode Table^b ^bKey Norm Shift Ctrl Alt^b ^b---- ---- ----- ---- ---^b A 1E61 1E41 1E01 1E00 B 3062 3042 3002 3000 C 2E63 2E42 2E03 2E00 D 2064 2044 2004 2000 E 1265 1245 1205 1200 F 2166 2146 2106 2100 G 2267 2247 2207 2200 H 2368 2348 2308 2300 I 1769 1749 1709 1700 J 246A 244A 240A 2400 K 256B 254B 250B 2500 L 266C 264C 260C 2600 M 326D 324D 320D 3200 N 316E 314E 310E 3100 O 186F 184F 180F 1800 P 1970 1950 1910 1900 Q 1071 1051 1011 1000 R 1372 1352 1312 1300 S 1F73 1F53 1F13 1F00 T 1474 1454 1414 1400 U 1675 1655 1615 1600 V 2F76 2F56 2F16 2F00 W 1177 1157 1117 1100 X 2D78 2D58 2D18 2D00 Y 1579 1559 1519 1500 Z 2C7A 2C5A 2C1A 2C00 1 0231 0221 N/A 7800 2 0332 0340 0300 7900 3 0433 0423 N/A 7A00 4 0534 0524 N/A 7B00 5 0635 0625 N/A 7C00 6 0736 075E 071E 7D00 7 0837 0826 N/A 7E00 8 0938 092A N/A 7F00 9 0A39 0A28 N/A 8000 0 0B30 0B29 N/A 8100 , 332C 333C N/A N/A . 342E 343E N/A N/A / 352F 353F N/A N/A ; 273B 273A N/A N/A ' 2827 2822 N/A N/A [ 1A5B 1A7B 1A1B N/A ] 1B5D 1B7D 1B1D N/A ` 2960 297E N/A N/A - 0C2D 0C5F 0C1F 8200 = 0D3D 0D2B N/A 8300 \ 2B5C 2B7C 2B1C N/A ^bKey Norm Shift Ctrl Alt^b ^b---- ---- ----- ---- ---^b F1 3B00 5400 5E00 6800 F2 3C00 5500 5F00 6900 F3 3D00 5600 6000 6A00 F4 3E00 5700 6100 6B00 F5 3F00 5800 6200 6C00 F6 4000 5900 6300 6D00 F7 4100 5A00 6400 6E00 F8 4200 5B00 6500 6F00 F9 4300 5C00 6600 7000 F10 4400 5D00 6700 7100 Enter 1C0D 1C0D 1C0A N/A Ins 5200 5230 N/A N/A Del 5300 532E N/A N/A Esc 011B 011B 011B N/A Home 4700 4737 7700 N/A End 4F00 4F31 7500 N/A PgUp 4900 4939 8400 N/A PgDn 5100 5133 7600 N/A <Tab> 0F09 0F00 N/A N/A <BackSpace> 0E08 0E08 0E7F N/A <LeftArrow> 4B00 4B34 7300 N/A <RightArrow> 4D00 4D36 7400 N/A <UpArrow> 4800 4838 N/A N/A <DownArrow> 5000 5032 N/A N/A <Keypad 5> N/A 4C35 N/A N/A <Grey *> 372A N/A 7200 N/A <Grey -> 4A2D 4A2D N/A N/A <Grey +> 4E2B 4E2B N/A N/A !short: AppendixC ^bWindow Output Escape Codes^b ^bAppendix C - Window Output Escape Codes^b ^bEscape Code Function^b ^b----------- --------^b + - increase text attribute - - decrease text attribute A? - set text attribute to ? F? - set foreground text attribute to ? B? - set background text attribute to ? I - toggle intensity L - toggle blink X - reverse text attribute R? - set window row coordinate to ? C? - set window column coordinate to ? E? - erase ?: W - entire window L - to end-of-line S - to end-of-window D?? - display ? character ? times ^bWindow output Escape codes are only available in the window TTY output^b ^bstring functions. Valid functions are wprintf(), wputs(), wputsw(), and^b ^bothers. Also, the text inside help files can contain Escape codes^b ^b(excluding cross-reference items). The Escape code parameters MUST be^b ^bcharacter (byte) size. Parameters should be input as binary. For^b ^bexample, 5 would be '\005'. If you are using them from inside a^b ^bprintf() format string, you can use the '%c' format specifier to supply^b ^bthe parameter from the list of variables.^b Example Usage: wprintf("\033A%cNormal \033IBright\033I \033LBlink\033L" " \033XReverse\033X\n",CYAN|_BLUE); wprintf("\033R%c\033C%cRow %d, Col %d\n",3,5,3,5); wputs("\033DA\014 = 'A' 12 times\n"); !short: AppendixD ^bFormat Control Characters^b ^bAppendix D - Format Control Characters^b ^bFCC Description^b ^b--- -----------^b # Allows numeric characters '0' thru '9'. % Allows numeric characters '0' thru '9' and ' '. 9 Allows numeric characters '0' thru '9', '.', '-', and '+'. ? Allows any character. * Allows any printable character. A Allows alpha characters 'A' thru 'Z', 'a' thru 'z', and ' '. D Allows date characters '0' thru '9', '-', and '/'. F Allows legal MS-DOS filename characters. H Allows hexadecimal characters '0' thru '9', 'A' thru 'F', and 'a' thru 'f'. L Allows alpha characters 'A' thru 'Z', 'a' thru 'z', and ' '. Input letters will be converted to lowercase. M Allows alpha characters 'A' thru 'Z', 'a' thru 'z', and ' '. Input letters will be converted to mixed case P Allows alpha characters 'A' thru 'Z', 'a' thru 'z', and ' '. Input letters will be displayed as spaces, which is useful for entering passwords. T Allows telephone number characters '0' thru '9', '(', ')', '-', and ' '. U Allows alpha characters 'A' thru 'Z', 'a' thru 'z', and ' '. Input letters will be converted to uppercase. W Allows legal MS-DOS filename characters, including wildcards. X Allows alphanumeric characters 'A' thru 'Z', 'a' thru 'z', '0' thru '9', and ' '. Y Allows yes/no response characters 'Y', 'N', 'y', and 'n'. (space) Space characters can be used throughout a format string to improve its readability. < Start of inclusion set. An inclusion set allows you to specify the only allowable characters for a position. > End of inclusion set. Any characters listed between the left and right angle brackets are part of the set. [ Start of exclusion set. An exclusion set allows you to specify characters that aren't allowed in that position. ] End of exclusion set. Any characters listed between the left and right square brackets are part of the set. ' Start or end of quoted text that will be displayed either in the input field or as you are typing. All characters in between the start and end quotes will be displayed as text. " Same as the single quote. Is useful if you need to actually display a single quote as text. Note that in C, you must represent the double quote inside the string as: \" ! Start and stop a command toggle sequence. Any characters in between the start and stop exclamation points are treated as command toggles. You can have as many command toggles as you like between the exclamation points. Valid command toggles are listed below. Command Toggles are valid with inputsf() and winputsf() only! ^bCommand^b ^bToggle Description^b ^b------- -----------^b - Decreases text attribute. Valid with winputsf() only. + Increases text attribute. Valid with winputsf() only. C Toggles copying of quoted characters to receiving buffer. The default is off. E Toggles Escape checking. When on, if Escape is pressed, the receiving buffer will be emptied and an error code will be returned. The default for inputsf() is on. The default for winputsf() is the value of the global variable _winfo.esc. L Toggles lower-case conversion. When on, all input letters will be forced to lower-case. The default is off. M Toggles mixed-case conversion. When on, input letters will be forced to upper-case for the first letter of each word and lower-case for the remaining letters. The default is off. P Toggles password mode. When on, input characters will be echoed to the screen as spaces. This is useful for password fields. The default is off. U Toggles upper-case conversion. When on, input letters will be forced to upper-case. The default is off. Examples: inputsf(name,"'Enter name: ' !UR! XXXXX !R! XXXXXXXXXX"); ^bPrompts for name, inputs string from keyboard converting characters to^b ^buppercase as it goes, allows up to 15 alphanumeric characters as input.^b ^bThe return key is disabled until at least 5 characters have been^b ^bentered. Input characters will be copied to the receiving buffer, name,^b ^bwhich must be large enough to hold all 16 characters - 15 for the input^b ^bstring, and one for the terminating '\0'.^b winputsf(phone," 'Enter phone: '!RC! '(' ### ') ' ### '-' ####"); ^bPrompts for a full phone number including area code, allows only digit^b ^bcharacters and displays format punctuation as it goes. The entire field^b ^bmust be filled before return can be pressed. All of the characters^b ^bexcept the prompt will be copied to the receiving buffer, phone. This^b ^bbuffer must be large enough to hold 15 characters - 10 for the phone^b ^bnumber digits, 4 for the copied punctuation characters, and 1 for the^b ^bterminating '\0'.^b winpdef( 1,16,date,"<01>#'/'<0123>#'/'<89>#",0,0,NULL,0); ^bDefines an input field that will accept a MMDDYY date. Note the use of^b ^bthe inclusion set '<' and '>' characters to aid in allowing only valid^b ^bnumbers. The receiving buffer, date, must be at least 7 characters to^b ^bhold the 6 date characters and the terminating '\0'.^b !short: AppendixE ^bInput Field Editing Keys^b ^bAppendix E - Input Field Editing Keys^b ^bKey Action^b ^b--- ------^b LeftArrow cursor left RightArrow cursor right UpArrow cursor up DownArrow cursor down Ctrl-LeftArrow word left Ctrl-RightArrow word right Tab field right Shift-Tab field left Enter process field Ctrl-Enter process all fields Decimal (.) move to right side of decimal point Home beginning of field End end of field line / end of field Ctrl-Home beginning of first field Ctrl-End end of last field Ins toggle field insert mode Del delete character at cursor BackSpace delete character left Ctrl-BackSpace delete word left Ctrl-R restore field to original contents Ctrl-T delete word right Ctrl-U delete to end of field Ctrl-Y delete to end of last field Esc abort data entry (if Escape checking is on)