AnsiCodes
The codes for controlling terminal functionality, commonly known as ANSI escape codes. See:
Attributes
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- AnsiCodes.scala
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AnsiCodes.type
Members list
Type members
Classlikes
Set background color.
Codes for manipulating the cursor
Codes for manipulating the cursor
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- AnsiCodes.scala
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cursor.type
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- AnsiCodes.scala
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display.type
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- AnsiCodes.scala
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erase.type
Set foreground color.
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- AnsiCodes.scala
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mode.type
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- AnsiCodes.scala
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scroll.type
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Concrete methods
Create a CSI escape code. The terminator must be specifed first, followed by zero or more arguments. The arguments will printed semi-colon separated before the terminator.
Create a CSI escape code. The terminator must be specifed first, followed by zero or more arguments. The arguments will printed semi-colon separated before the terminator.
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- AnsiCodes.scala
Create a Select Graphic Rendition code, which is a form of CSI code that controls graphics effects.
Create a Select Graphic Rendition code, which is a form of CSI code that controls graphics effects.
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- AnsiCodes.scala
Concrete fields
The Control Sequencer Introducer code, which starts many escape codes. It is ESC[
The Control Sequencer Introducer code, which starts many escape codes. It is ESC[
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- AnsiCodes.scala
The escape character, which all codes begin with.