Home 
How Blumble Works 
Search Algorithm 
Your Privacy 
About 
Facebook
Twitter
Blog
71
100
Many computer terminals and terminal emulators support colour and cursor control through a system of escape sequences. One such standard is commonly referred to ...
- Safe
- Encrypted
77
100
The escape sequence is \x1b[ , not \x9b . 9B is the C1 CSI, which doesn't work for much of anything now, due to not being compatible with utf-8.
- Safe
- United States
- Encrypted
- 19 yrs old
- 28 Site Rank
- Report Card
69
100
char pos [] = "\x1B[0;0H";. Are you sure that (0,0) is correct for the "Home" postition? Some sites suggest it's (1,1) ...
- Safe
- United States
- Encrypted
- 29 yrs old
- 6,534 Site Rank
- Report Card
86
100
Hey everyone this is short tutorial showing you how you can utilize ANSI escape codes to color the output of your new terminal application!
- Safe
- United States
- Encrypted
- 19 yrs old
- 3 Site Rank
- Report Card
77
100
DOS/Win terminals usually still support C0 controls like NUL, FF, LF, VT, and CR, but won't support the ANSI escape sequences without special ...
- Safe
- United States
- Encrypted
- 19 yrs old
- 28 Site Rank
- Report Card
77
100
According to the GNU Bash manual (section 3.1.2.4 ANSI-C Quoting) $'\E' should expand to "an escape character (not ANSI C)". What is this escape ...
- Safe
- United States
- Encrypted
- 15 yrs old
- 267 Site Rank
- Report Card
WEBSITE REPORT CARD
-
![]()
Norton safe Web
-
McAfee Web Advisor
-
Site is
-
Hosted in
-
-
Traffic rank:
-
Site age:
-
Site Owner information
Norton safe Web