Feb 21, 2002 #1 maxcrook Programmer Jan 25, 2001 210 GB Can anyone tell me how you can get text to flash on screen or even display different colours - I think that this can be done using escape sequences. Thanks Max
Can anyone tell me how you can get text to flash on screen or even display different colours - I think that this can be done using escape sequences. Thanks Max
Feb 21, 2002 #2 crowe Technical User Jun 12, 2001 255 US The escape sequences will be based on the terminal emulation that you are using. VT100, WY925, IBM-3151, and so on. crowe Upvote 0 Downvote
The escape sequences will be based on the terminal emulation that you are using. VT100, WY925, IBM-3151, and so on. crowe
Feb 21, 2002 #3 bjverzal MIS Apr 26, 2001 964 US /usr/share/lib/terminfo contains files and directories that relate to all known (installed) terminal definitions. For example, an "aixterm" is in the "ibm.ti" file. The "vt220" is in the dec.ti. The directories contained "compiled" terminfo files. You won't be able to see anything in them. Look in the *.ti files. Look around in the files. Experiment. Try a "tput blink". Try a "tput smso" or "tput rmso". Bill. Upvote 0 Downvote
/usr/share/lib/terminfo contains files and directories that relate to all known (installed) terminal definitions. For example, an "aixterm" is in the "ibm.ti" file. The "vt220" is in the dec.ti. The directories contained "compiled" terminfo files. You won't be able to see anything in them. Look in the *.ti files. Look around in the files. Experiment. Try a "tput blink". Try a "tput smso" or "tput rmso". Bill.
Feb 21, 2002 Thread starter #4 maxcrook Programmer Jan 25, 2001 210 GB Thanks thats great!how do you turn the flashing off! Thanks again - my scripts look much more appealing now! Upvote 0 Downvote
Thanks thats great!how do you turn the flashing off! Thanks again - my scripts look much more appealing now!
Feb 23, 2002 #5 bjverzal MIS Apr 26, 2001 964 US I'm not sure which attribute turns it off. Try tput rmso. Bill. Upvote 0 Downvote