Where can I find the control codes for VT100 terminal ?
From skwong@cuse1.se.cuhk.hk (Wong Sai Kee (Graduate Assistant))
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· 27 Feb 1994 08:48 · View full thread
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I am going to write a C program which ought to print characters on screen for an experiment on Short Term Memory test. Since the program need to place the char at random position on screen and then erase the char; I need to printf() some control codes. I don't have information on the control chars for terminal (I guess the vt100 is the most common one). Can anyone send me a pointer on "where can I ftp the necessary information" ? Mr.WONG Sai Kee Graduate Student (NeXTMail Welcome)
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