ansicon/sequences.txt

				    ANSICON
				  Version 1.80

This is a complete list of the ANSI escape sequences recognised by ANSICON,
roughly ordered by function.  The initial escape character is assumed.	The
display consists of the buffer width and window height; add '+' before the
final character to use the buffer height (e.g. "[2J" will erase the window,
whilst "[2+J" will erase the buffer).  BEL will also be recognised, playing
the Windows default beep (but only if it's not already playing).


[m	restore default color (and intensity)
[0m	as above
[...m	set attributes (any of these numbers, separated by semicolons):
		 0	all attributes off
		 1	bold (foreground is intense)
		 4	underline (background is intense)
		 5	blink (background is intense)
		 7	reverse video
		 8	concealed (foreground becomes background)
		22	bold off (foreground is not intense)
		24	underline off (background is not intense)
		25	blink off (background is not intense)
		27	normal video
		28	concealed off
		30	foreground black
		31	foreground red
		32	foreground green
		33	foreground yellow
		34	foreground blue
		35	foreground magenta
		36	foreground cyan
		37	foreground white
		39	default foreground (using current intensity)
		40	background black
		41	background red
		42	background green
		43	background yellow
		44	background blue
		45	background magenta
		46	background cyan
		47	background white
		49	default background (using current intensity)

[J	erase from cursor to the end of display
[0J	as above
[1J	erase from the start of diplay to cursor (inclusive)
[2J	erase display and move cursor to the top-left

[K	erase from cursor to the end of line
[0K	as above
[1K	erase from the start of line to cursor (inclusive)
[2K	erase line

[X	erase one character
[#X	erase # characters

[L	insert one blank line
[#L	insert # blank lines

[M	delete one line
[#M	delete # lines

[P	delete one character
[#P	delete # characters

[@	insert one blank character
[#@	insert # blank characters

[b	repeat the previous character
[#b	repeat the previous character # times

D	move cursor down one line (scroll if necessary; always uses buffer)
E	same as LF
M	move cursor up one line (scroll if necessary; always uses buffer)

[A	move cursor up one line
[#A	move cursor up # lines
[B	move cursor down one line
[#B	move cursor down # lines
[C	move cursor right one character
[#C	move cursor right # characters
[D	move cursor left one character
[#D	move cursor left # characters
[I	move cursor forward one tab
[#I	move cursor forward # tabs
[Z	move cursor back one tab
[#Z	move cursor back # tabs

[k	move cursor up one line
[#k	move cursor up # lines
[e	move cursor down one line
[#e	move cursor down # lines
[a	move cursor right one character
[#a	move cursor right # characters
[j	move cursor left one character
[#j	move cursor left # characters

[E	move cursor down one line and to first column
[#E	move cursor down # lines and to first column
[F	move cursor up one line and to first column
[#F	move cursor up # lines and to first column

[G	move cursor to first column
[#G	move cursor to column #

[`	move cursor to first column
[#`	move cursor to column #

[d	move cursor to first line
[#d	move cursor to line #

[H	move cursor to top-left
[#H	move cursor to line # and first column
[#;#H	move cursor to line #, column #

[f	move cursor to top-left
[#f	move cursor to line # and first column
[#;#f	move cursor to line #, column #

[s	save cursor position
7	as above
[u	move cursor to saved position (or top-left, if nothing was saved)
8	as above

(0	select the DEC Special Graphics Character Set
(B	select ASCII

[3h	display control characters (LF is also performed)
[3l	perform control functions (the only such recognised during above)
[?3h	set 132 columns
[?3l	restore original columns
[?7h	wrap lines at screen edge
[?7l	don't wrap lines at screen edge
[?25h	show cursor
[?25l	hide cursor
[?95h	don't clear screen when changing columns
[?95l	clear screen when changing columns

[c	sends "\e[?62;1c" to console input (where \e is escape)
[0c	as above
[5n	sends "\e[0n" to console input
[6n	sends "\e[#;#R" (line & column) to console input
[21t	sends "\e]lTitle\e\" (the console's window title) to console input
]0;TitleST
]2;TitleST
	sets the console title to "Title"; ST (string terminator) is either
	 character 7 (BEL) or escape and backslash
]4;#;spec,spec...;#...ST
	set or query the palette:
	  # is the ANSI index (0-7, or 8-15 for bold/underline)
	  spec is:
		?	send the current value to console input
		*	send the current and all subsequent values
		#RGB	set the color (hexadecimal)
		#RRGGBB set the color (hexadecimal)
		R,G,B	set the color (decimal)
]104ST	restore the entire palette
]104;#...ST
	restore the color of each index

[#;#;#...,~
	play sound (beep):
	  the first value is volume: 0 is silence, anything else is ignored
	  the second value is duration: up to and including 48 is in 1/32 of a
	   second; anything else is milliseconds (maximum of 8000)
	  the remaining values (if any; 14 allowed) are notes or frequencies:
	    Value  Note     Freq   Value  Note	   Freq   Value  Note	  Freq
		0  silence     0       9  G#5/Ab5   830      18  F6	  1396
		1  C5	     524      10  A5	    880      19  F#6/Gb6  1480
		2  C#5/Db5   554      11  A#5/Bb5   932      20  G6	  1568
		3  D5	     588      12  B5	    988      21  G#6/Ab6  1662
		4  D#5/Eb5   622      13  C6	   1046      22  A6	  1760
		5  E5	     660      14  C#6/Db6  1108      23  A#6/Bb6  1864
		6  F5	     698      15  D6	   1174      24  B6	  1976
		7  F#5/Gb5   740      16  D#6/Eb6  1244      25  C7	  2094
		8  G5	     784      17  E6	   1318

P...ST	ignored (Device Control String)
X...ST	ignored (Start Of String)
^...ST	ignored (Privacy Message)
_...ST	ignored (Application Program Command)

Any of space and !"#$%&'()*+,-./, possibly repeated, followed by anything else,
will be ignored.