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From: Hans Marqvardsen <hm@ddre.dk>
Subject: Re: NT,  ANSI.SYS, and Ada 95
Date: 1999/01/07
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Russell E. Hixon wrote:
> 
> I am using Feldman's book - Ada 95 Problem Solving and Program Design in an
> introductory Ada 95 course.  In the book, Feldman includes a package
> (Screen) which utilizes ansi.sys.  I have not found a way to get this to
> work in a Windows NT environment.  Any suggestions?
> 
> Russell E. Hixon, USAF
> Instructor
> REHixon@cwix.com

Quote from Jerry van Dijk 
at 
(http://stad.dsl.nl/~jvandyk/#FELDMAN):

A Win32 version of Mike Feldmans SCREEN package

A lot of example programs by Mike Feldman use his basic, ANSI based,
SCREEN package.
Unfortunately, MS does not support the use of ANSI escape sequences for
Windows
console programs.

This archive contains a modified version of the SCREEN package that
_does_ work on
Windows and NT. It schould work with both GNAT and ObjectAda and does
not require
a Win32 binding.

Download Win32 SCREEN package (win32_screen.zip, 2678 bytes)