Hmmmmm... Would that be <esc> : ? (escape + :)

"Tracy Pierce" <[log in to unmask]> wrote in message
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> Nice shot!  I think you just answered 3 questions:
>
> 1) (Robert W) Xix echoing is toggled with \[8m and \[28m (are these vt100
> codes or Xix commands?)
> 2) (yours) \[8m doesn't work for you because you forgot to include it in
> your password script.
> 3) (THIS thread) the VT100 codes needed for running vi.
>
> Tracy Pierce
>
> Bonus question for all: What MPE command (still works) begins with Escape?
> Hint: set echo = off was added at the V-to-iX juncture.
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Keven Miller [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
> > Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 12:32 PM
> > To: [log in to unmask]
> > Subject: Re: OT:Unix/reflection question
> >
> >
> > This really is a terminal emulation problem.
> > The <esc>&dS  <esc>&d@ are ecsape codes that work for various
> > HP terminals.  So the question now is what terminal is your
> > Reflection for Unix emulating?
> >
> > Jumping ahead, I'll expect that your using a VT10x flavor. So you
> > can try this script (I happend to put this together and test
> > using Putty).
> > Some of these codes may not work, like the 8m, Hidden text.
> > It didn't work for me, yet I find documentation on it (see
> > Google: VT100
> > Escape)
> >
> > The ^[ char below is really an escape character. I cut &
> > pasted this from
> > vi.
> > Sample 1 is inverse  <esc>[7m     (don't forget to disable
> > attribute when
> > done  <esc>[0m )
> > Sample 2 is Invisible <esc>[8m    (This didn't work for me)
> > Sample 3 uses colors <esc>[36m<esc>[46m   (Here I place both fore and
> > background to same color)
> > Sample 4 uses linedraw <esc>(0   (and re-enable chars
> > <esc>(B (for US) or
> > <esc>(A (for UK))
> >
> > You will just have to test on your selected terminal type!
> > -------------------------------------------------------------
> > echo [Inverse] Password:^[[7m\\c
> > read mypass
> > echo ^[[0mpass=$mypass
> >
> > echo [Invisible] Password:^[[28m\\c
> > read mypass
> > echo ^[[0mpass=$mypass
> >
> > echo [color] Password:^[[36m^[[46m\\c
> > read mypass
> > echo ^[[0mpass=$mypass
> >
> > echo [altchar] Password:^[\(0\\c
> > read mypass
> > echo ^[\(Bpass=$mypass
> >
> > #rst==csi+"0m"   !Reset text modes
> > #bd1==csi+"1m"   !Bold print on
> > #bd0==csi+"22m"  !Bold print off
> > #ul1==csi+"4m"   !Underline on
> > #ul0==csi+"24m"  !Underline off
> > #bl1==csi+"5m"   !Blink on
> > #bl0==csi+"25m"  !Blink off
> > #rv1==csi+"7m"   !Reverse print on
> > #rv0==csi+"27m"  !Reverse print off
> > #hd1==csi+"8m"   !Hidden print on
> > #hd0==csi+"28m"  !Hidden print off
> >
> > #0 Reset all attributes
> > #1 Bright
> > #2 Dim
> > #4 Underscore
> > #5 Blink
> > #7 Reverse
> > #8 Hidden
> >
> > #  Foreground Colours
> > # 30  Black
> > # 31  Red
> > # 32  Green
> > # 33  Yellow
> > # 34  Blue
> > # 35  Magenta
> > # 36  Cyan
> >
> > #  Background Colours
> > # 40  Black
> > # 41  Red
> > # 42  Green
> > # 43  Yellow
> > # 44  Blue
> > # 45  Magenta
> > # 46  Cyan
> > # 47  White
> > ----------------------------------------------------------
> >
> > # 37  White
> >
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