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In article <736@isrnix.UUCP>, apratt@isrnix.UUCP (Allan Pratt) writes:
> I read in a recent posting about The Club that there were escape codes you
> could send to the built-in VT52 emulator to get graphics on the ST. I already
> figured out the foreground/background codes, but are there more?  The poster
> said he'd started referring to the emulator as an ST52.  Can anybody post
> a list of escape codes on the ST52?  If this is included with the Developer's
> Kit, could somebody post it, so we know it's not proprietary?

Here are the ST's VT-52 (ok, ST52) emulator escapes.  Feel free to
give it to anybody.

ESC A	cursor up, no effect at top of screen
ESC B	cursor down, no effect at bottom of screen
ESC C	cursor forward, no effect in rightmost column
ESC D	cursor backward, no effect in leftmost column
ESC E	clear screen, home cursor
ESC H	home cursor
ESC I	reverse line-feed (reverse scroll at top of screen)
ESC J	erase to end of screen
ESC K	erase to end of line
ESC L	insert line (current line moves down, cursor positioned at
 	  beginning of new, blank line)
ESC M	delete line (add blank line at bottom, place
 	  cursor at beginning of line)
ESC Y	address cursor by <row> <column> biased by 0x20
	  (ESC Y 0x20 0x21 is same as ESC H ESC C)
ESC b	set foreground color (lower 4 bits of next character specify
 	  the color number assigned to the foreground)
ESC c	similarly, for background color
ESC d	erase from beginning of screen to cursor (inclusive)
ESC e	enable cursor (make it visible)
ESC f	disable cursor (make it invisible)
ESC j	save cursor position
ESC k	restore cursor position; if no previous corresponding
 	  save was made, then home the cursor
ESC l	erase entire line, move cursor to first column of it
ESC o	erase from beginning of line to cursor position, inclusive
ESC p	enter reverse-video mode (foreground <---> background mode)
ESC q	exit reverse-video mode (foreground = foreground again)
ESC v	enable wrap at end of line (auto-LF)
ESC w	disable wrap at end of line


("You should have done it THIS way" flames to /dev/null, please).

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