Hi all, time to get this echo started I suppose...

As far as I know, there are:

console.pushxy()
console.popxy()
console.gotoxy()
console.getxy()

... methods, however none of them can get the actual character?

I.e., go to (5, 10), and see if the character "$" is there on the screen.

Is this possible?

Thanks & regards,
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Re: Synchro JSOM - get char at xy?
By: art to All on Tue Dec 08 2009 18:38:02

As far as I know, there are:

console.pushxy()
console.popxy()
console.gotoxy()
console.getxy()

... methods, however none of them can get the actual character?

I haven't tried doing that, but looking through the functions of the console object, I don't see anything there that will get a character from the screen.

So unfortunately, the best way to do that might be to keep track of the characters yourself..

Nightfox

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Re: Synchro JSOM - get char at xy?
By: Nightfox to art on Tue Dec 08 2009 19:15:52

I haven't tried doing that, but looking through the functions of the console object, I don't see anything there that will get a character from the screen So unfortunately, the best way to do that might be to keep track of the characters yourself..

Yes, I have been thinking overnight... probably the way to achieve this might be a two-dimensional of ROWxHEIGHT... almost like an off-screen buffer. Talk about a pain!

Thanks for your 2 cents as always.

Regs,
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Re: Synchro JSOM - get char at xy?
By: art to Nightfox on Wed Dec 09 2009 08:44:58

Thanks for your 2 cents as always.

You're welcome. :)

Nightfox

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Re: Synchro JSOM - get char a
By: art to All on Tue Dec 08 2009 06:38 pm

Hi all, time to get this echo started I suppose...

I know this message was posted quite some time ago, however, "get char a"; are you attempting to get the value of a as an numerical value?
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