Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 8 Nov 1994.
ANIMATION CODES FOR VT100 EDT
alt.ascii-art
· 2 messages · 8 Nov 1994 - 8 Nov 1994
Here are animation codes that will work with vt100 EDT editor using escape
characters...I have some sample animations if you want them
--
.---. .-----------------
/ \ __ / ---------- HE WILL ALWAYS VALUE HIS
/ / \(--)/ ------ DOMAIN MORE THAN HIS OWN
////// ' \/ ` ---- LIFE...ITS SEAL IS
//// / // : : --- ALWAYS PROTECTED AND
/ // / : : SHALL NEVER BE BROKEN
// / /` '-- -=<<\
// //..\\ >\
-=<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<UU<<<<UU<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<||((*))#########]*
'//||\\` >/
''`` -=<</
V I P E R ' S D O M A I N
Bruce E. Noble (bno...@silver.ucs.indiana.edu) wrote:
(0yyyyyyyyyyyyy(B Styles of Writing (0zzzzzzzzzzzzzz(B
Arranged by Nazhuret
(Best on IBM's)
(0loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooook(B
(0x(B[1mBOLD = <ESC>[1m <ESC>[22m turns BOLD off[0m(0 x
x(B[4mUNDERLINE = <ESC>[4m <ESC>[24m turns UNDERLINE off[0m(0 x
x(B[5mBLINK = <ESC>[5m <ESC>[25m turns BLINKING off[0m(0 x
x(B[7mINVERSE = <ESC>[7m <ESC>[27m turns INVERSE off[0m(0 x
x(BNORMAL = <ESC>[0m(0 x
moooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooj(B
(0[0;36mlooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooook(B
(0[1;30mx(B[1;30mblack = <ESC>[0;30m [1;30mbright black = <ESC>[1;30m(0 x
x(B[0;31mred = <ESC>[0;31m [1;31mbright red = <ESC>[1;31m(0 x
x(B[0;32mgreen = <ESC>[0;32m [1;32mbright green = <ESC>[1;32m(0 x
x(B[0;33mbrown = <ESC>[0;33m [1;33myellow = <ESC>[1;33m(0 x
x(B[0;34mblue = <ESC>[0;34m [1;34mbright blue = <ESC>[1;34m(0 x
x(B[0;35mpurple = <ESC>[0;35m [1;35mlavender = <ESC>[1;35m(0 x
x(B[0;36mcyan = <ESC>[0;36m [1;36mbright cyan = <ESC>[1;36m(0 x
x(B[0;37mgray = <ESC>[0;37m [1;37mbold gray = <ESC>[1;37m(0 x
[0;36mmooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooj(B
[0;32m
Note that the case of the characters after the [ is important. That is,
[4a won't move the cursor, and [1;20R won't set any scroll regions)
(from the vt220 reference book)
[1mRandom Cursor Access on VT220 terminals.
(0[4mooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo[0;32m(B
<ESC>[xA !move up x lines, same col.
<ESC>[xB !move down x lines, same col.
<ESC>[xC !move right x columns, same line.
<ESC>[xD !move left x columns, same line.
<ESC>E !locates at first spot next line.
<ESC>[x;yH !locates at row,col (x,y).
<ESC>[xJ !erases cursor pos to end of screen. x<>0,1,2
<ESC>[x;0J !erases cursor pos to end of screen.
<ESC>[x;1J !erases beg. of screen to and including cursor pos.
<ESC>[x;2J !erases entire screen.
<ESC>[xK !erases cursor pos to end of line. x<> 0,1,2
<ESC>[x;0K !erases cursor pos to end of line.
<ESC>[x;1K !erases beg. of line to and including cursor pos.
<ESC>[x;2K !erases entire current line.
<ESC>[xX !erases cursor pos and next x chars.
<ESC>[t;br !sets lines from t to b as a scroll region.
<ESC>[r !turns off scroll region.
[1mTo turn on several things at once, separate them by semicolons.[0m
(0[4moooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo[0;32m(B
eg. <ESC>[22;7m !turns intensity off and reverse video on at the same time,
!but will not affect other attributes.
[1mSingle Height letters.[0m
(0[4mooooooooooooooooooooo[0;32m(B
<ESC>#5string !prints string in single width.
<ESC>#6string !prints string in double width.
<ESC>#3topstring !prints top half of double-height string*
<ESC>#4botstring !prints bot half of double-height string*
*Top and bottom strings must be identical.
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