| Stephane CHAZELAS 2007-10-25, 1:24 pm |
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2007-10-25, 11:47(-00), Thomas Dickey:
> Stephane CHAZELAS <this.address@is.invalid> wrote:
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> many, but not all (this is a vt100 device status report, which iirc
> is not in ISO-6429(*)). For instance, the console emulator for Sun's doesn't
> have any comparable feature.
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> (*) noted for the benefit of the auto-responder who will insist that
> hardcoding everything is Good Practice...
Thanks Thomas,
So, how much can you rely on tput u7, then?
I can see u7 is often set to \e[6n, but terminfo(5) manpage,
only describes u7 as "user string #7". Is there any sort of
standard that says that u7 should contain the "request cursor
position" escape sequence when available?
--
Stéphane
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