vt100 escape codes that work with emulator

[Jason Okeefe]

so how does this work with the positions? is there some kind of lead in seperated by a ; with a termination character?

1b 4b should be clear end of line

1b 4a clear end of screen

1b 63 clear screen and home?

any good links that apply here, i look up vt100 and you get a lot of the same info but doesn't seem to really work reliably, could it be some kind of serial connection that needs a delay, what to do about this?

[fred_...@hotmail.com]

Jason -- this is going to sound insane... You are close but...

ESC [ H ESC [ 2 J

is clear screen and home. The lead in sequence is 1b 5b, so the complete sequence is

1b 5b 48 1b 5b 32 4a

and, yes, it is really 7 bytes long.

the first part just homes the cursor, the second clears to end of screen

1b 5b 4b

is clear to end of line

FredW

[Jason Okeefe]

This is what i have so far, its almost working but something still off with the positioning. any ideas?

 

Terminal Paramters

1. 24 rows, 80 columns

2. no initialization string

3. no de-initialization string

4. home-and-clear 1b 5b 48 1b 5b 32 4a

5. clear-to-eol 1b 5b 4b

6. clear-to-eos 1b 5b 4a

7. cursor pos lead-in 1b 5b

8. cursor pos seperator 3b

9. cursor pos trailer 48

10. standard bell character

11. cursor pos row first

12. Ascii

13. biases: row 32, col 32

14. no padding

15. entry radix :hex

[Jason Okeefe]

okay so i been pulling my hair out on this, and turns out the biases were set at default to 32 and i put them both to 0 and it seems to be fixed, going to do some more testing but i think that has done it!!