| TinTin++ Mud Client Manual |
| Escape Codes |
| The escape character in tintin is the backslash: \ which can be used in combination with several characters to create escape codes. |
\a will beep the terminal.
\b will send a backspace character.
\c will send a control character, \ca for ctrl-a.
\e will start an escape sequence.
\n will send a line feed.
\r will send a carriage return.
\t will send a tab.
\x will print an hexadecimal character value, \xFF for example.
\x7B will send the '{' character.
\x7D will send the '}' character.
\0 will print a 6 bit octal character value, \077 for example.
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| Ending a line with a \ will stop tintin from appending a line feed when using #showme, #send or #line. |
| To escape arguments in an alias use %%0 %%1 %%2 etc. |