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\258 MS-DOS User's Reference
Changing the cursor's
position
Cursor Functions
The following escape sequences affect the position of the cursor
on the screen. The parameters shown in italics are explained at
the beginning of this appendix.
CUP - Cursor Position
ESC [PI ;Pc H
HVP - Horizontal & Vertical Position
ESC [PI ;Pc F
CUP and
HVP move the cursor to the position specified by the
parameters. The first parameter specifies the line number; the
second, the column number. The default value for PI and Pc is 1.
When no parameters are specified, the cursor moves to the home
position (the upper left-hand corner of the screen).
CUU - Cursor Up
ESC[PnA
This sequence moves the cursor up one line without changing
columns.
The value of Pn sets the number of lines moved. The
default value is 1. If the cursor is already on the top line, MS-DOS
ignores the CUU sequence.
CUD - Cursor Down
ESC[PnB
This sequence moves the cursor down one line without changing
columns.
The value of Pn sets the number of lines moved. The
default value is 1. If the cursor is already on the bottom line,
MS-DOS ignores the CUD sequence.
CUF - Cursor Forward
ESC [PnC
The CUF sequence moves the cursor forward one column without r--
changing lines. The vaiue of Pn sets the number of columns
moved.
The default value is 1. If the cursor is already in the far
right column,
MS-DOS ignores the CUF sequence. L __ _