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That is cool.
I've had (in the VT220/320) some pretty wild prompts.
There was a thunderbolt, and for the holidays, someone
crafted Santa, a sleigh, and reindeer. People must have
had more time back then, or else no one who was in
charge had any idea what they were doing. Or both.
Carl Friedberg
(212) 798-0718
www.esb.com
The Elias Book of Baseball Records
2017 Edition
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Sent: Friday, November 10, 2017 7:22 PM
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Subject: Re: Tip: when your terminal gets all screwed up
On 2017-11-10 15:14, ToddAndMargo wrote:
> Dear List,
>
> Ever cat a binary file by accident and your
> terminal gets all screwed up.
>
> I had a developer on the Perl 6 chat line give me
> a tip on how to unscrew your terminal and set it
> back to normal. (He way helping me do a binary
> read from the keyboard.)
>
> stty sane^j
>
> Note: it is <ctr><J>, not "enter".
>
> -T
Make "\033]0;" the first bit of your prompt. Never worry about it again.
ESC-0 sets the terminal to have no attribute bits set. So it clears funny
display. I've had that as a standard part of my prompts for decades, even back
in the CP/M days.
{^_^} Joanne
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