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Escape Codes
CURSOR CONTROL OPERATIONS
NOTE: Columns and rows are numbered starting with 0 as the leftmost column and the top
row.
Ec
la
<col>c <rew>Y
Ec
la
<cel>c <rew>R
Ec
la
±<col >c ±<rew>Y
Ec
la
±<col >c ±<rew>R
Ec
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Ec
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<X>A
Moves the cursor to column cCcel" and screen row CC row" on the
screen (screen relative addressing).
Moves the cursor to column CCcel" and row CC row" in memory
(absolute addressing).
Moves the cursor to column CCcel" and row CC rew " (on the
screen) relative to its present position CCcol" and CC row" are
signed integers). A positive number indicates right or upward
movement and a negative number indicates left or downward
movement.
Moves the cursor to column cCcol" and row ccrow"relative to its
present position in memory CCcel" and CC row" are signed in-
tegers). A positive number indicates right or upward move-
ment and a negative number indicates left or downward
movement.
STATUS
Return terminal primary status (refer to Section
8).
Return terminal secondary status (refer to Section
8).
Returns terminal capabilities
x
CAPABILITY
-1
Alphanumeric capabilities
-2
Graphics capabilities
-3
Amount of RAM memory
-4
Interface capabilities
(Refer to Section 8 for further information.)
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