Sender: allenwu Unregistered user. Ignore me. I’m annoyed. Get lost. Message area: ANSI Title: 7. Vertical qmd on the right Sending station: Sun and Moon Guanghua December 14, 2003 00:45:16 Sunday, in-site mail Some people put qmd on the right and write it straight or paste an ANSI diagram. The principle is the same as the previous two. Use cursor positioning *[H, cursor movement *[A*[B*[C*[D, cursor storage and recovery *[s*[u, etc.) at the specified position on the screen. When writing, remember to restore the cursor to its original position. After all, the source will be displayed later. If you use *[s*[u, then it is best to use *[s at the beginning of each line of code and *[u at the end. Of course, in this case, because qmd must be at the end of the article. Instead of using *[s*[u, you can use *[22;1H, etc. to position the cursor at the end. end of article This kind of qmd may cover the text content. If it happens to cause half a Chinese character, it may also be garbled, so use this If you use qmd, you should remember to control the number of characters in each line of the text to avoid being overwritten by qmd. In order to avoid the appearance of garbled characters to the greatest extent, you can consider using *[K to delete the current cursor position when starting to overwrite a certain line. Set up to the end of the line and start with a space For example *[s*[6;75H*[K *[1;32mdan day*[u *[s*[7;75H*[K *[1;32mFuyue*[u *[s*[8;75H*[K *[1;32m denier light*[u *[s*[9;75H*[K *[1;32m Xi Hua*[u In this way, you can put the eight characters "日月光华 Danfudanxi" written vertically on the right side of the screen. Use *[K to delete the original content. In order to avoid covering half of the Chinese characters and causing garbled characters, of course it is possible to delete just from the last half of the Chinese characters, leaving half of the Chinese characters. The space after *[K in each line ensures that the visible characters will not be combined with the characters of this half of the Chinese character to cause garbled characters. As for the half of the Chinese character There is no way to use ANSI to determine whether the original content is the second byte of a Chinese character. It is recommended not to use this kind of qmd in long articles. You can test it to see how many lines of the text a certain qmd can be used at most. No problem will occur in the article Source: Sun and Moon Guanghua bbs.fudan.edu.cn [FROM: 10.85.24.241]