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Yes that would be the easier solution. Whether that response can be omitted depends totally on the application on the other side and the question, why it would send such a weird response in the first place. Could it be, that the application is not meant for a VT compatible terminal but some other ancient system? |
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I'm looking into an issue related to how a host responds to a cursor position report. When I create an xterm console, the host will send a cursor position request like
CSI 6 n
. xterm will respond with the cursor position response which looks likeCSI Line ; Row R
.The host sends up an acknowledgement of the cursor position response with the bell character followed by the number of rows. An example is 0x07;80. Xterm writes the ;80 to the console.
Is there a way to suppress the host's response to the cursor position response or should xterm be handling the bell character ack somehow?
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