Scripit Console Commands
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            These Commands work with a CLI console only:
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CON CLS     Clears all the text in the console.

CON ECHO    [string_1] [string_2] [string_3] ... [string_n] 

            Prints out the specified strings onto the console.  Each string is
            printed on its own line.

CON TEXT    [string_1] [string_2] [string_3] ... [string_n]

            Prints out the specified strings onto the console.  The line is
            not terminated after each string.

CON MOVE    x,y

            Moves the cursor to position x,y.  If no x,y were given, the
            cursor will be moved to the top left of the screen.

CON UP      [n]
CON DOWN    [n]
CON LEFT    [n]
CON RIGHT   [n]

            Move the cursor up/down/left/right n times.  (default is 1)

CON SCROLLUP   [n]
CON SCROLLDOWN [n]

            Scroll the console lines up/down n lines.  (default is 1)

CON INSLINE
CON DELLINE

            Insert/Delete a line at the current cursor position.

CON INSCHAR [n]
CON DELCHAR [n]

            Insert/delete [n] chars at the current cursor position.

CON CURSORON
CON CURSOROFF

            Turn cursor display on/off.

CON CLREOL  Erase to end of line.
CON CLREOD  Erase to end of display.

CON STYLE   <style>;<frontpen>;<backpen>

            This sets the style (bold, underline, italic, inverse) of the text
            printed on the console as well as its front and back colors.
            These match the same parameters used by ANSI for the 'Select
            Graphic Rendition' command.  (more explanation needed...)

CON OPEN    consolespec

            This opens a new console that all the CON commands will use for
            output.  The format for the consolespec is the same as that for
            opening a NewCLI console.  i.e.  "CON:10/15/450/195/Setup".
            (more explanation needed..)

CON CLOSE   Closes the console opened by CON OPEN.
            (console is automatically closed when Scripit quits.)

CON CSI     <ANSI command>

            This sends an ANSI command to the console.  Scripit will insert
            the CSI (Control Sequence Introducer) before the string and will
            send the command untouched to the console.




Note:       In all CON commands, CON can be replaced with a 'C'.
-----       e.g.  'C CLS' is the same as 'CON CLS'.




                      Copyright 1989  Khalid Aldoseri.