chien@iitmax.IIT.EDU (Greg Chien) (11/17/89)
I need to send the non-printable ESC character from gnu lisp to ascii terminals, but the interpreter always translate "\e" into printable "^[". Is there any way to bypass it? Thanks in advance, Greg Chien Institute of Design Illinois Institute of Technology IDCHIEN@IITVAX.BITNET
montnaro@crdgw1.UUCP (Skip Montanaro) (11/17/89)
Check out (send-string-to-terminal). Something like (send-string-to-terminal "\e[7m") should put a vt100 compatible in standout mode. It works for me anyway. -- Skip Montanaro (montanaro@crdgw1.ge.com)
jka@hpfcso.HP.COM (Jay Adams) (11/18/89)
Look at send-string-to-terminal. I think that is what you want. - Jay
chari@nueces.cactus.org (Chris Whatley) (11/18/89)
jka@hpfcso.UUCP (Jay Adams) writes: >Look at send-string-to-terminal. I think that is what you want. My emacs doesn't have that. Is it possibly local to your system? Chris -- Chris Whatley Work: chari@pelican.ma.utexas.edu (NeXT Mail) (512/471-7711 ext 123) Play: chari@nueces.cactus.org (NeXT Mail) (512/499-0475) Also: chari@emx.utexas.edu
chari@nueces.UUCP (Chris Whatley) (11/18/89)
jka@hpfcso.UUCP (Jay Adams) writes: >Look at send-string-to-terminal. I think that is what you want. My emacs doesn't have that. Is it possibly local to your system? Chris -- Chris Whatley Work: chari@pelican.ma.utexas.edu (NeXT Mail) (512/471-7711 ext 123) Play: chari@nueces.cactus.org (NeXT Mail) (512/499-0475) Also: chari@emx.utexas.edu