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Add hide/unhide cursor MCI code to Pipe Code expressions #1619
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I don't understand the second one, can you explain that a bit more. Also offhand, do you know the ANSI escape string to hide and uhide a cursor? |
Looks like it's the following according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code Show Cursor: ESCAPE ?25h |
For logoff as an example, I want just a box with the options the person selects, without a prompt that has a blinking cursor to the bottom left of the screen. Rather I'd want it where I've drawn my ansi prompt to be specific to the x/y coordinate and or not blinking at all (hidden). If it's within the menu prompt, am I able to use the ANSI ESCAPE codes or am I limited to MCI codes? |
I think you can use ansi escape codes too. Give it a try, also happy to add those into the WWIV pipe codes Here's the source, should be easy to add:
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Another option is do it like we have for pause. For pause we have:
Could add the following (which would work in all files, etc)
Any preference? |
May a hide and unhide cursor MCI code be added to Pipe Code expressions? It would be nice to shut it off when using the sleep, spin, and backprint feature so that it does not distract from the animation. In Mystic it's |[0 for off and |[1 for on for reference. It would be a nice add to the menu editor as a "display text" feature also for instances when a prompt is not wanted and just an all ANSI menu without a blinking cursor sitting at x01 y25.
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