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Document Cursor Shape Escape Sequences #140

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rksouthee opened this issue Jun 11, 2020 · 1 comment · Fixed by #261
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Document Cursor Shape Escape Sequences #140

rksouthee opened this issue Jun 11, 2020 · 1 comment · Fixed by #261

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@rksouthee
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Windows Console has support for using Virtual Terminal Sequences to change the cursor shape. I've used the following sequences and they all seem to work.

  • ESC [ 0 SP q blinking block
  • ESC [ 1 SP q blinking block
  • ESC [ 2 SP q steady block
  • ESC [ 3 SP q blinking underline
  • ESC [ 4 SP q steady underline
  • ESC [ 5 SP q blinking bar
  • ESC [ 6 SP q steady bar

Where SP is a literal space character.
@KalleOlaviNiemitalo
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microsoft/terminal#7379 changed ESC [ 0 SP q to mean the default cursor shape configured by the user. microsoft/terminal#1604 (comment) says that change is in a Windows Insider build, so it is not specific to Windows Terminal.

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Update console-virtual-terminal-sequences.md with Cursor Shape pizzaz93/Console-Docs
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