Terminal Guide

Request cursor information report.

The terminal replies with the following:

ESC1b P50 131 $24 u75 Ⓝrow ;3b Ⓝcolumn ;3b 131 ;3b Ⓒattributes ;3b Ⓒprotection ;3b Ⓒflags ;3b Ⓝgl ;3b Ⓝgr ;3b O4f ;3b Ⓢgsets ESC1b \5c 

Where:

• row and column are the cursor position. (not considering origin mode)
• attributes encodes the currently selected attributes as a byte as sum of 0x40 and
  • 1 for bold
  • 2 for underline
  • 4 for blink
  • 8 for inverse
• protection encodes if protected text is selected @40  for not protected and A41  for protected. See select character protection attribute
• flags encodes as bytes as sum of 0x40 and
  • 1 if cursor origin mode is set
  • 2 if single shift for G2 is active (see single shift 2)
  • 4 if single shift for G3 is active (see single shift 3)
  • 8 if pending wrap is set.
• gl specifies which of G0 (0), G1 (1), G2 (2) or G3 (3) is invoked into GL
• gr specifies which of G1 (1), G2 (2) or G3 (3) is invoked into GL
• gsets is a string containing the codes of the currently selected character sets for G0, G1, G2 and G3. e.g. 'AAAA' means all character sets have 'British' selected. See the tables at the bottom of the sequences listing. Some character sets have codes consisting of more than one character.

See restore cursor information report for a sequence to restore this information into the terminal.