term::ansi::code::ctrl(n) 0.2 tcllib "Terminal control"

This command is for introspection. It returns as its result a list containing the names of all attribute commands.

This command imports some or all attribute commands into the namespace ns. This is by default the namespace ctrl. Note that this is relative namespace name, placing the imported command into a child of the current namespace. By default all commands are imported, this can howver be restricted by listing the names of the wanted commands after the namespace argument.

Erase (to) End Of Line

Erase (to) Start Of Line

Erase (current) Line

Erase Down (to bottom)

Erase Up (to top)

Erase Screen

Scroll Down

Scroll Up

Cursor Home

Save Cursor

Restore Cursor (Unsave)

Save Cursor + Attributes

Restore Cursor + Attributes

Set Tab (@ current position)

Clear Tab (@ current position)

Clear All Tabs

Query Device Code

Query Device Status

Query Cursor Position

Reset Device

Enable Line Wrap

Disable Line Wrap

Enter Graphics Mode

Exit Graphics Mode

Set default character set

Set alternate character set Select Character Set.

Choose which character set is used for either default (scs0) or alternate font (scs1). This does not change whether default or alternate font are used, only their definition.

The legal tags, and their meanings, are:

A

United Kingdom Set

B

ASCII Set

0

Special Graphics

1

Alternate Character ROM Standard Character Set

2

Alternate Character ROM Special Graphics

Set Display Attributes. The arguments are the code sequences for the possible attributes, as provided by the package term::ansi::code::attr. For convenience this package also provides additional commands each setting a single specific attribute.

Set text color to Black.

Set text color to Red.

Set text color to Green.

Set text color to Yellow.

Set text color to Blue.

Set text color to Magenta.

Set text color to Cyan.

Set text color to White.

Set default text color (Black).

Set background to Black.

Set background to Red.

Set background to Green.

Set background to Yellow.

Set background to Blue.

Set background to Magenta.

Set background to Cyan.

Set background to White.

Set default background (Transparent).

Bold on.

Dim on.

Italics on.

Underscore on.

Blink on.

Reverse on.

Hidden on.

Strike-through on.

Bold off.

Italics off.

Underscore off.

Blink off.

Reverse off.

Hidden off.

Strike-through off.

Reset all attributes to their default values.

Force Cursor Position (aka Go To).

Cursor Up. n defaults to 1.

Cursor Down. n defaults to 1.

Cursor Forward. n defaults to 1.

Cursor Backward. n defaults to 1.

Scroll Screen (entire display, or between rows start end, inclusive).

Set Key Definition.

Set the terminal title.

Switch to character/box graphics. I.e. switch to the alternate font.

Switch to regular characters. I.e. switch to the default font.

Character graphics, Top Left Corner.

Character graphics, Top Right Corner.

Character graphics, Bottom Right Corner.

Character graphics, Bottom Left Corner.

Character graphics, Left T Junction.

Character graphics, Top T Junction.

Character graphics, Right T Junction.

Character graphics, Bottom T Junction.

Character graphics, Four-Way Junction.

Character graphics, Horizontal Line.

Character graphics, Vertical Line.

Optimize character graphics. The generator commands above create way to many superfluous commands shifting into and out of the graphics mode. This command removes all shifts which are not needed. To this end it also knows which characters will look the same in both modes, to handle strings created outside of this package.

Clear screen. In essence a sequence of CursorHome + EraseDown.

Initialize default and alternate fonts to ASCII and box graphics.

Format the block of text for display at the specified location.