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Subject: VT52 vs. VT100, a partial listing
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Date: 10 Jan 88 21:27:00 GMT
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For those who want a list of VT codes, here's a list (taken from the
VT240 pocket reference.  The VT240 is a graphics and otherwise enhanced
VT100 - a nice terminal)

VT52            VT100           Function
----            -----           --------
<ESC>A          <CSI>nA         Cursor Up
<ESC>B          <CSI>nB         Cursor Down
<ESC>C          <CSI>nC         Cursur Right
<ESC>D          <CSI>nD         Cursor Left
<ESC>F                          Enter Graphics Mode (?huh?)
<ESC>G                          Exit Graphics Mode  (?huh?)
<ESC>H          <ESC>8          Cursor Home (Restore Cursor in VT100)
<ESC>I          <ESC>M          (Reverse Linefeed)
<ESC>J          <CSI>0J         Erase to End Of Screen
<ESC>K          <CSI>0K         Erase to EOL
<ESC>Ylc        <CSI>l;cH       Position Cursor at l,c
<ESC>Z       <CSI>c    <CSI>0c  Identify (VT100 can use all three codes)
<ESC>=          <ESC>=          Application Keypad
<ESC>>          <ESC>>          Numeric Keypad
<ESC><          <CSI>?2l        ANSI mode (VT100 is ANSI/VT52 mode)
<ESC><sp>       <CSI>?5i        Auto-print Mode
<ESC>_          <CSI>?4i        Exit Auto-print
<ESC>W          <CSI>5i         Printer Control
<ESC>X          <CSI>4i         Exit Printer Control
<ESC>]          <CSI>0i         Print Screen
<ESC>V          <CSI>?1i        Print Cursor Line

<ESC> is ASCII code $1B, Escape
<CSI> is DEC ASCII code $9B, Control Sequence Introduce, which can be
        represented by 7-bit ASCII as <ESC>[
<sp>  is a space
'l' and 'c' on VT52 are binary values representing the coordinates desired
                plus octal 37
'l' and 'c' on VT100 are ASCII numbers
the 0 before a character code in the VT100 codes is optional (<CSI>0i can be
        represented as <CSI>i)
the VT100 also has many more codes too numerous to post.  If you want a
complete list of VT100 codes, please send me e-mail.


On another note, the version of WordPerfect which supports the Clipboard is
v2.0


Les Barstow  aka  "Phoenix"
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