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#RAW Sequences
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Everything seems to be working fine now. Thanks a million.
Just to rap this up, I'll restate the correct sequences that have appeared in
half a dozen or so messages over the last week.
WINDOW STATUS REQUEST sequence in the RKM is wrong. The correct sequence is:
$9B $30 $20 $71
WINDOW BOUNDRY REPORT sequence in the RKM is *almost* correct. The RKM omits
the fact that there is a space ($20) between the window width parameter and the
terminating 'r' charactor.
DEVICE STATUS REQUEST sequence in the RKM is missing a byte. The correct
sequence is:
$9B $36 $6E
CURSOR POSITION REPORT (hard as it is to believe) is described correctly in the
RKM.
BTW, all these sequences are correct in the Addison Wesley RKMs — see pp.
281 – 290 of the "Libraries and Devices" volume.
BTW, all these sequences are correct in the Addison Wesley RKMs — see pp.
281 – 290 of the "Libraries and Devices" volume.
Just saw this thread and butted in, as a point of info, those things (the
cursor position report, et. al) are all ANSI X3.64 codes that do those
things on other terminals, I just happened to recognize them flipping
through the message base here. The only difference I see is that you are
saying they start with $9B and I usually see it in the ANSI manual as $1B
or the ESC character, just a matter of the high order bit being on though
so its probably irrelevant. Its interesting to see that amy is so close to
the ansi thing though, I really wasn't aware it would do that. Bye
Just saw this thread and butted in, as a point of info, those things (the
cursor position report, et. al) are all ANSI X3.64 codes that do those
things on other terminals, I just happened to recognize them flipping
through the message base here. The only difference I see is that you are
saying they start with $9B and I usually see it in the ANSI manual as $1B
or the ESC character, just a matter of the high order bit being on though
so its probably irrelevant. Its interesting to see that amy is so close to
the ansi thing though, I really wasn't aware it would do that. Bye