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From: "Alex Mentis" <foo@invalid.invalid>
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Subject: Re: GPS 4.4.1. ADA 95: Calling ASCII codes for ESC and display row
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Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2011 15:21:52 +0000 (UTC)
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Michael A wrote:

> I am trying to control the display row,col for terminal
> output of my ADA 95 simple program. 

If you're trying to get this to work on Windows, you might find what
you need at http://users.ncrvnet.nl/gmvdijk/packages.html

I've used the "Win32 version of Mike Feldmans SCREEN package".  Last
time I checked, this worked with Windows' cmd.exe.  It will *not* work
in the GPS run window, though.  You can use the Screen package
outright, or just look at the source to see what's involved to write
your own code.

You might also look at the "NT/Win95 Console package".  I haven't used
that one myself, but it looks like it's generally along the same lines
as the Screen package.

-Alex