AWin32Console: A binding to a part of the ANSI escape code for the console

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ANSI escape code

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Versions [RSS]	1.1
Dependencies	base (>=4 && <5), regex-compat, Win32 [details]
License	BSD-3-Clause
Author	Harald Wolfsgruber
Maintainer	Harald Wolfsgruber
Category	System
Uploaded	by HaraldWolfsgruber at 2010-01-24T23:44:07Z
Distributions	NixOS:1.1
Reverse Dependencies	1 direct, 0 indirect [details]
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Name:                AWin32Console
Version:             1.1
Description:         ANSI escape code 
License:             BSD3
License-file:        LICENSE
Author:              Harald Wolfsgruber


-- Library Files -------------

  AWin32Console.hs
  BWin32Console.c
  BWin32Console.h
  LICENSE
  README


-- Functions -----------------

  aPutStr   :: String -> IO ()
  aPutStrLn :: String -> IO ()


-- Usage ---------------------

  aPutStrLn "\ESC[1;32mTest\ESC[0m"


-- Documentation -------------

  Implemented:

  ESC[#;...;#m set display attributes
  ESC[0m reset display attributes

  ESC[0J erase from cursor to end of display
  ESC[1J erase from start to cursor
  ESC[2J cls and cursor to (1,1)

  ESC[0K delete to end of line
  ESC[1K delete from start of line to cursor
  ESC[2K delete whole line

  ESC[#L insert # blank lines
  ESC[#@ insert # blank characters
  ESC[#M delete # lines
  ESC[#P delete # characters

  ESC[#A moves cursor up # lines
  ESC[#B moves cursor down # lines
  ESC[#C moves cursor forward # lines
  ESC[#D moves cursor back # lines
  ESC[#E moves cursor down # lines column 1
  ESC[#F moves cursor up # lines column 1
  ESC[#G moves cursor to column #

  ESC[#;#H moves cursor to line #, column #
  ESC[#;#f moves cursor to line #, column #

  ESC[s saves the cursor position
  ESC[u restores the cursor position