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08-09-2006 06:46 AM
08-09-2006 06:46 AM
Screen lin,pos
Question: How can I display a line of text in a desire location on the screen from DCL command line.
I meant, using command procedure and I want to display text on the screen but on the exact line and position of the screen.
All of you have helped me a lot in every question that I had posted.
Thnks guys.
I meant, using command procedure and I want to display text on the screen but on the exact line and position of the screen.
All of you have helped me a lot in every question that I had posted.
Thnks guys.
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08-09-2006 07:06 AM
08-09-2006 07:06 AM
Re: Screen lin,pos
jpaulino05
Set up a symbol ESC with numeric value 27:
$ ESC[0,8]=27
$ line =
$ col =
The display the escape sequence + desired text:
$ write sys$output "''esc'[''line';''col'H"
Better copy the line above into a fixed-font sscreen for viewing the difference between ' and "
I will repeat with a fixed position example and explain that.
line = 3 col = 40 (middle of screen, third line from top)
$ write sys$output "''esc'[3;40H"
- total string between " "
- two ' ' esc ' (WITHOUT spaces) fill with value of esc
- [ begin of positioning sequence
- 3 line
- ; (semicolon) separatopr between line and col
- 40 column
- H (uppercase H) end of positioning sequence
-
After the cursor moves to col 1 of the next line.
hth
Proost.
Have one on me.
jpe
Set up a symbol ESC with numeric value 27:
$ ESC[0,8]=27
$ line =
$ col =
The display the escape sequence + desired text:
$ write sys$output "''esc'[''line';''col'H
Better copy the line above into a fixed-font sscreen for viewing the difference between ' and "
I will repeat with a fixed position example and explain that.
line = 3 col = 40 (middle of screen, third line from top)
$ write sys$output "''esc'[3;40H
- total string between " "
- two ' ' esc ' (WITHOUT spaces) fill with value of esc
- [ begin of positioning sequence
- 3 line
- ; (semicolon) separatopr between line and col
- 40 column
- H (uppercase H) end of positioning sequence
-
After
hth
Proost.
Have one on me.
jpe
Don't rust yours pelled jacker to fine doll missed aches.
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08-09-2006 09:24 AM
08-09-2006 09:24 AM
Re: Screen lin,pos
Thank you body. That works
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08-09-2006 07:24 PM
08-09-2006 07:24 PM
Re: Screen lin,pos
you can change color of font and background.
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