Is it possible,somehow,to return to the beginning of the page, not line, page.
Using something like "hello\r"
would,obviously, write "hello" and return to the start of the line.
But what about when I am on a second line?
So after "hello\n"
it would put me on a second line.
Can I somehow return back to the 1st line.
From the research I have conducted it seems that you can only operate on 1 line, but I am not 100% sure and thus would like someone to confirm this.
Programming in C and using RealTerm.
RealTerm has an ANSI terminal emulation mode.
Find the "Display Formatting " configuration dialog and select the Ansi option.
Now you can embed an escape sequence for Cursor Home much like you embed the newline.
<ESC>[H
Where, of course, <ESC>
means the single character 0x1b
. You can implement it like this
sprintf(buffer, "%c[Hmy text\n", 27);
transmit(buffer);
or similar.