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At 05:14 PM 11/1/00, johnl wrote:
>Neil Ludban wrote:
>
>The 1b 5b 32 35 ... sequence are ANSI cursor positioning ESC codes.  Your 
>system it trying to draw something as if it was connected to a vt100/ANSI 
>terminal.

So can the ansi term control be turned off? Or can the
output be formatted for a plain serial terminal?



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