Hi Jim, John speaks wisdom, as always! :) The screen location formula is quite simple. I'll represent it in BASIC syntax: CHR$(27); "Y"; CHR$(32 + Y); CHR$(32 + X);
In this example X & Y are the cursor locations on the screen that you desire. They're zero based. Just generate those types of sequences in your transmission and you'll have complete control over what you want displayed on the Model T. You can even do reverse video if you want. (ESC p to turn on, ESC q to turn off if I remember correctly.) Gary On Sat, Aug 5, 2017 at 9:29 AM, John R. Hogerhuis <[email protected]> wrote: > Well there are termcaps for model t's. Note they would be different for > different charsets and the 200 larger screen. > > But, you don't necessarily need a termcaps if your coding just for our > community. Especially if you want your code to work on Windows too. The > model t terminal escapes are documented. Just hard code for the model 100 > screen escapes is probably the easiest thing. > > -- John. -- Gary Weber [email protected]
