Sender: allenwu Unregistered user. Ignore me. I’m annoyed. Get lost. Message area: ANSI Title: 11. Other non-standard ANSI escape sequences Sending site: Sun and Moon Guanghua December 14, 2003 00:49:04 Sunday, site mail In addition to providing delay control *[M, cterm2000 also has three other public control characters *[G *[I and *[F *[G is for bell *[I can be used to change the font *[I or *[0I default font *[1I Song Dynasty *[2I bold *[3I italics This control character fterm or sterm will be ignored, but it will have an impact on netterm users. I have never used netterm and I won’t discuss it here. *[F is to fill a certain area of ​​the screen with color according to certain rules. Basically no one uses it. ctermIII no longer supports this control character Unpublished control character *[U Please do not use *[nU n is a positive integer. When cterm reads this control character, a URL confirmation box will pop up. Display the n characters after *[nU in the URL confirmation box Some non-standard ANSI escape sequences for fterm are *[nM deletes n lines starting from the current line. Conflicts with the delay control of cterm and higher versions of sterm. *[nL Insert n blank lines without changing the current cursor position *[nP delete n spaces *[n@ inserts n spaces without changing the current cursor position. cterm2000 does not consider @ as the end of the escape sequence. ambition Personally, I think these control characters of fterm have little practical value. Higher versions of sterm also provide support for changing the control characters of the title bar and status bar. Please do not use this. Source: Sun and Moon Guanghua bbs.fudan.edu.cn [FROM: 10.85.24.241]