On Wed, 2004-02-25 at 08:14, Stuart Young wrote:
On Tue, 24 Feb 2004 07:36 pm, Geert Uytterhoeven wrote:
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There should be an ANSI escape sequence for resetting the scroll region.
Just send that to the console.
Yup there is. It's Esc [r , however this also returns the cursor to the top of
the screen. You can use Esc [s & Esc [u to save and restore the current
cursor position, so it's just a matter of putting them around it thus:
Esc [s Esc [r Esc [u
Or with echo (in a bash script - \\'s to escape it from the shell):
echo -ne \\033[s\\033[r\\033[u
Now there is a problem with this solution: This leaves the logo (and any
boot-time drawn graphics in the unscrollable region) on the screen.
Should it? :)
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