13 Oct
2010
13 Oct
'10
10:38 p.m.
On 14 Oct 2010 at 16:15, Jonno Downes wrote:
The escape sequences I see are:
HEX ASCII
1) 1F 26 24 <x y z> : ESC & $ <xyz>
2) 1F 26 27 <x y z> : ESC & ' <xyz>
3) 1F 26 21 <x y z> : ESC & ! <xyz>
where 1,2,3 are all output at different times, with <x y z> being
values I haven't yet determined (they are register values i.e. set at
runtime, whereas the first 3 bytes are hardcoded)
Th 1F for a newline (it was that on the SuperBee which used an 8008;
the MiniBee is more of a "dumb" terminal) is what I mostly remember.
So the 1F above is used as the escape character and not hex 1B?
--Chuck