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== Parameters == | == Parameters == | ||
− | Some control sequences take one or more parameters. Each parameter consists of a digit sequence followed by a letter. For control sequences that take multiple parameters, all but the last parameter will have a lower case letter and the last parameter will have an upper case letter to terminate the parameter sequence. | + | Some control sequences take one or more parameters. While ANSI control sequences place the parameter between the control sequence inducer (ESC [) and the final character of the sequence, HP 2648A control sequences place parameters following the final character defining the command. |
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+ | Each parameter consists of a digit sequence followed by a letter. For control sequences that take multiple parameters, all but the last parameter will have a lower case letter and the last parameter will have an upper case letter to terminate the parameter sequence. |
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Parameters
Some control sequences take one or more parameters. While ANSI control sequences place the parameter between the control sequence inducer (ESC [) and the final character of the sequence, HP 2648A control sequences place parameters following the final character defining the command.
Each parameter consists of a digit sequence followed by a letter. For control sequences that take multiple parameters, all but the last parameter will have a lower case letter and the last parameter will have an upper case letter to terminate the parameter sequence.