ZTERM
This sequences copies text from the emulation display onto the Windows clipboard.
Parameter |
Value or Description |
Sequence |
ESC ESC CHR$(5) row,col,len... CHR$(0) |
row |
The row number to copy from plus a space |
col |
The column number to copy from plus a space |
len |
The length of text to copy |
If more than one line is copied, ZTERM will automatically add CR characters to each line.
Example
This program copies three lines at 2,30, 3,30 and 4,30 onto the clipboard. The length of each line is 40 characters.
print tab(-1,0);
print tab(-1,11);
print tab(2,5);"Name:";
print tab(3,5);"Address:";
print tab(4,5);"City, State, ZIP:";
print tab(-1,12);
print tab(2,30);"COOLSTF.com"
print tab(3,30);"11614 Waesche Drive"
print tab(4,30);"Bowie MD 20721"
print chr$(27);chr$(27);chr$(5);
print chr$(32 + 2);chr$(32 + 30);chr$(32 + 40);
print chr$(32 + 3);chr$(32 + 30);chr$(32 + 40);
print chr$(32 + 4);chr$(32 + 30);chr$(32 + 40);
print chr$(0);
Note: On terminals like the AM62C and Wyse 50, you can get the contents of the top and bottom status lines by using CHR$(32 + 0) for the top and CHR$(32 + 25) for the bottom.
Note: For starting columns greater than 96 in 132 column mode, use the standard 132 column sequence - CHR$(25) followed by the column number minus 96 plus 32 to make it printable ASCII.
