Question: Creating animation for .plan
From Patrick Joseph Coffman <urm...@mcl.ucsb.edu>
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· 26 Oct 1994 17:51 · View full thread
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So... Does everyone who writes ASCII actually have DOS systems? I'm only on this Unix account. How do I go about writing a Unix ASCII animation file for my .plan?? I'd really like to make one, but apparently conventional editors don't except those commands I've been told to put in there...not that I really know any of them anyway, just that <esc>[L is left or something. It won't read the character esc. Is there some way that I can do this? Questions/comments? What do you think, sirs?
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