Cursor.regex.txt

# Matches an ANSI cursor control
\e\[(?>
  (?<DeviceStatusReport>6n)                             # 6n will request the cursor position
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  (?<CursorPosition>(?<Row>\d+)\;(?<Column>\d+)R)       # A Device Status Report will return CursorPosition in the form <row>;<column> R
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  (?<CursorUp>(?<RowCount>\d+)A)                        # Cursor Up is a digit followed by A
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  (?<CursorDown>(?<RowCount>\d+)B)                      # Cursor Down is a digit followed by B
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  (?<CursorForward>(?<ColumnCount>\d+)C)                # Cursor Forward is a digit followed by C
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  (?<CursorBack>(?<ColumnCount>\d+)D)                   # Cursor Back is a digit followed by D
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  (?<CursorNextLine>(?<LineCount>\d+)E)                 # Cursor Next Line is a digit followed by E
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  (?<CursorNextLine>(?<LineCount>\d+)F)                 # Cursor Next Line is a digit followed by F
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  (?<CursorAbsolute>(?<AbsolutePosition>\d+)G)          # Cursor Absolute Position is a digit followed by G
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  (?<CursorPosition>(?<Row>\d{0,})\;(?<Column>\d{0,})H) # Cursor Positions are two optional digits, separated by semicolon, ending with H
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  (?<ScrollUp>(?<PageCount>\d+)S)                       # Scroll Up is a digit followed by S
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  (?<ScrollDown>(?<PageCount>\d+)T)                     # Scroll Down is a digit followed by T
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  (?<CursorHide>25h)                                    # Cursors can be hidden with 25h
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  (?<CursorShow>25l)                                    # Cursors can be hidden with 25l
)