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Talk-Line: ASCII Prompts

Talk-Line: ASCII Prompts

rec.arts.ascii · 4 messages · 22 Jun 1994 - 24 Jun 1994
Ray Shelton <she...@ccmail.us.dell.com> ASCII art 22 Jun 1994 19:11 · permalink · report
Here are a few prompts that I made up.  Some of the ASCII art is original and 
some is copied.  Nevertheless, I did write all of the escape sequences.

/ Note: You will need to load ANSI.SYS to view prompts correctly

Some of these prompt statements are up to 128 characters and may go
off the screen.  What I have done to compensate for that is to 
put a >< where I had the prompt wrap to the next line down.

eg. prompt $p><
$G

The above line would translate to prompt $P$G when actually used.

You're final product may need some adjusting but give it a shot!
If you have any questions / suggestions let me know.

/ All flames will be ignored...


-------------------------------------------------------------------------
     __|__
__(X)_(_)_(X)__
     O ' O
         \_/
         \#/
          O-C ya!

prompt  $e[1m     __$B__$___(X)_(_)_(X)__$_     O ' O$_$e[31m         ><
\_/$_         \#/$_          O$e[34m-C ya! $e[37m$_$P$G

-------------------------------------------------------------------------
""""
@^@~
  - "C:\BAT"
 "
prompt $e[1;31m""""$e[34m$_@^@~$_ $e[33m - "$P"$_ $e[31m"$e[37m$_$G           
                                        ^       
                                   <ALT>+<0148>
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
\O~ - "Let's Slam!"
 X>
< \

prompt $e[1;34m\O$e[32m~ - "Let's ><
$e[5;34mS$e[33ml$e[36ma$e[31mm!$e[0m$e[1;32m"$_ $e[31mX$e[34m$G$_$e[35m$L ><
\$e[37m$_$P$G
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

       Oooo.
.oooO  (   )
(   )   ) / - HANG TEN
 \ (   (_/
  \_)

prompt $e[1;34m       Oooo.$_.oooO  (   )$_(   )   ) / - HANG TEN$_ \ (   ><
(_/$_  \_)$_$e[37m$P$G

----------------------------------------------------------------
        |     | ~C:\ 
 _______|  o  |_______
   *|* [ \(o)/ ] *|*
       [_]+O+[_]

prompt $e[0m        $b     $b ~$e[1m$P$e[0m$_ _______$B  o  $B_______><
$_   *$B* [ \(o)/ ] *$b*$_       [_]+O+[_]$e[1;37m$_$G

-------------------------------------------------------------------------
   |    O\
|==|__    o
|  'WW    /\
|          /\__
|          \

prompt $e[1m   $B    $e[0;33mO$e[1;37m\$_$B==$B__    o$_$B  'WW    ><
/\$_$B          $e[0;31m/\$e[1;37m__$_$B          \$_$P$G

-------------------------------------------------------------------------
  _ O
/' //\,
  \>> |
    \\,

Prompt $e[1m  _ $e[34m$e[37m$_/' //\,$_  \$G$G $B$_    \\,$_$P$G
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
   __ - "You're in C:\"
 _`\<,_
(*)/ (*)

prompt $e[1m   __o - "You're in $P"$_ _`\$L,_$_(*)/ (*) $_$G
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
  __o/~~
~~~~~~~~~

prompt $e[1m  __o/~~$_$e[34m~~~~~~~~~$e[37m$_$P$G
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
 __o
   |\
o < \

prompt $e[1m $e[34m__$e[37mo$_   $e[34m$b\$e[34m$_$e[33mo$e[37m $l \$_$P$G
-------------------------------------------------------------------------      
            _
  o__   |##,
 /|     |###,
 / > o  |####,

prompt $e[1m         _$_  o$e[34m__$e[37m   $B##,$_ $e[34m/$B$e[37m><
     $b###,$_ / $G $e[33mo$e[37m  $B####,$_$P$G

-------------------------------------------------------------------------
 __o~
   X\
o < \

prompt $e[1m $e[35m__$e[37mo$e[33m~$e[37m$_   $e[35mX\$e[34m$_$e><
[33mo$e[37m $l \$_$P$G

-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Texas Flag:

prompt $e[44m*$e[41m___$e[40m$_$P$G
                    ^^^
                <ALT>+<223>

Ray Shelton
Dell Computer Corporation
she...@ccmail.us.dell.com

Francois Manchon <fma...@zenon.inria.fr> ASCII art 23 Jun 1994 17:56 · permalink · report
> From: she...@ccmail.us.dell.com (Ray Shelton)
> 
> [...]
>
>        Oooo.
> .oooO  (   )
> (   )   ) / - HANG TEN
>  \ (   (_/
>   \_)

Gosh, I like this one !

It reminds me something which used to be popular here:

          _   _    
 .oooO   / ) ( \   Oooo.
 (   )  / (   ) \  (   )
  \ (  (   ) (   )  ) /
   \_) `oooO Oooo' (_/


	Francois MANCHON	<Fra...@sophia.inria.fr>

In article <2ua2ck$1b...@gagme.wwa.com> she...@ccmail.us.dell.com (Ray Shelton) writes:
>
>Here are a few prompts that I made up.  Some of the ASCII art is original and 
>some is copied.  Nevertheless, I did write all of the escape sequences.
>
>/ Note: You will need to load ANSI.SYS to view prompts correctly
[...]

Am I to assume that these are created for MS-DOS machines?

-- 
Randall Nortman (aka Bob the WonderClown)
University of Chicago
rcn...@midway.uchicago.edu
My opinions are just that - my opinions.

Francois Manchon <fma...@zenon.inria.fr> wrote:
>It reminds me something which used to be popular here:
                               ^^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^^^^^
>          _   _    
> .oooO   / ) ( \   Oooo.
> (   )  / (   ) \  (   )
>  \ (  (   ) (   )  ) /
>   \_) `oooO Oooo' (_/

are you saying that "it" is no longer popular there?

I guess y'all are too busy plotting the destruction of EuroDisney.
;)

cheers,
cb
-- 
Cyberspace Buddha / If they can't figure out Unix, do you
   c...@bga.com    /  really want them running the country?
--

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