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    From Armitage@QWKMAT to All on Sat Jul 12 19:24:00 2003
    Okay, here I go.. about to work on a Matrix Login with an ANSI screen for background.. wondering about baja cursor positioning with the ANSI escape codes, anyone know about this?


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  • From Angus Mcleod@ANJO to Armitage on Sat Jul 12 21:23:00 2003
    Re: Cursor Location
    By: Armitage to All on Sat Jul 12 2003 19:24:00

    Okay, here I go.. about to work on a Matrix Login with an ANSI screen for background.. wondering about baja cursor positioning with the ANSI escape codes, anyone know about this?

    What's to know? Just PRINT / PRINTF the escape sequences and the cursor will obey -- assuming the caller has ANSI support, which you chould be able to check using ARS as in

    COMPARE_ARS
    IF_TRUE
    # clear screen and home cursor
    PRINT "\x1B[2J"
    END_IF

    Search the WWW for details on what ANSi codes are valid.

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  • From Digital Man to Armitage on Sat Jul 12 23:59:03 2003
    Re: Cursor Location
    By: Armitage to All on Sat Jul 12 2003 07:24 pm

    Okay, here I go.. about to work on a Matrix Login with an ANSI screen for background.. wondering about baja cursor positioning with the ANSI escape codes, anyone know about this?

    The easiest way is probably to use the ANSI cursor-position @-codes. See v310_new.txt for details.

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  • From Armitage@QWKMAT to Angus Mcleod on Sun Jul 13 10:13:00 2003
    Re: Cursor Location
    By: Angus Mcleod to Armitage on Sat Jul 12 2003 10:23 pm

    Thanks, I will do a lookup... catch ya later...


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  • From Armitage@QWKMAT to Digital Man on Sun Jul 13 10:14:00 2003
    Re: Cursor Location
    By: Digital Man to Armitage on Sun Jul 13 2003 12:59 am

    I looked through the v310_new.txt and it mentions the new codes, but not what they are.


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  • From Digital Man to Armitage on Mon Jul 14 01:57:37 2003
    Re: Cursor Location
    By: Armitage to Digital Man on Sun Jul 13 2003 10:14 am

    I looked through the v310_new.txt and it mentions the new codes, but not wha they are.

    Sorry, it was actually in v300_new.txt:

    o New @-codes:
    LOCAL-IP displays current local IP address
    CRLF carriage return/line-feed pair
    UP Move cursor up one row (ANSI)
    UP:n Move cursor up n rows (ANSI)
    DOWN Move cursor down one row (ANSI)
    DOWN:n Move cursor down n rows (ANSI)
    RIGHT Move cursor right one column (ANSI)
    RIGHT:n Move cursor right n columns (ANSI)
    LEFT Move cursor left one column (ANSI)
    LEFT:n Move cursor left n columns (ANSI)
    GOTOXY:x,y Move cursor to x/y (1-based) (ANSI)
    PUSHXY Save current cursor position (ANSI)
    POPXY Restore saved cursor position (ANSI)

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