Opus Embedded Commands - Revision history

Jsummers at 18:10, 15 February 2016

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‎^X Commands

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‎^P Commands

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‎^P Commands

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‎^O Commands

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‎^O Commands

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 '''[[Opus Embedded Commands]]''' (or Codes) (OEC) are commands consisting mostly of control characters (from [[ASCII]]'s [[C0 controls]]), singly or in sequences, which are assigned special meanings in files presented to users of the [[Opus-CBCS]] bulletin board system software.
-These commands are used in files with a .BBS or .GBS extension. .BBS is the normal extension used, while .GBS originally was for files including [[ANSI Art|ANSI codes]] sent only to users supporting them, but eventually became mostly unnecessary due to the fact that later Opus versions support [[AVATAR]] commands as part of the OEC command set and will translate them into ANSI codes for supporting users (and skip them if not supported).
+These commands are used in files with a .BBS or .GBS extension. .BBS is the normal extension used, while .GBS originally was for files including [[ANSI escape code|ANSI codes]] sent only to users supporting them, but eventually became mostly unnecessary due to the fact that later Opus versions support [[AVATAR]] commands as part of the OEC command set and will translate them into ANSI codes for supporting users (and skip them if not supported).
 == Commands ==

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 |extensions={{ext|bbs}}, {{ext|gbs}}
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+'''[[Opus Embedded Commands]]''' (or Codes) (OEC) are commands consisting mostly of control characters (from [[ASCII]]'s [[C0 controls]]), singly or in sequences, which are assigned special meanings in files presented to users of the [[Opus-CBCS]] bulletin board system software.
 '''Opus Embedded Commands''' (or Codes) (OEC) are commands consisting mostly of control characters (from [[ASCII]]'s [[C0 controls]]), singly or in sequences, which are assigned special meanings in files presented to users of the [[Opus-CBCS]] bulletin board system software.
 These commands are used in files with a .BBS or .GBS extension. .BBS is the normal extension used, while .GBS originally was for files including [[ANSI Art|ANSI codes]] sent only to users supporting them, but eventually became mostly unnecessary due to the fact that later Opus versions support [[AVATAR]] commands as part of the OEC command set and will translate them into ANSI codes for supporting users (and skip them if not supported).
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 [[Category:Markup]]

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 '''Opus Embedded Commands''' (or Codes) (OEC) are commands consisting mostly of control characters (from [[ASCII]]'s [[C0 controls]]), singly or in sequences, which are assigned special meanings in files presented to users of the [[Opus-CBCS]] bulletin board system software.
-These commands are used in files with a .BBS or .GBS extension. .BBS is the normal extension used, while .GBS originally was for files including [[ANSI Art|ANSI codes]] sent only to users supporting them, but eventually became mostly unnecessary due to the fact that later Opus versions support Avatar commands as part of the OEC command set and will translate them into ANSI codes for supporting users (and skip them if not supported).
+These commands are used in files with a .BBS or .GBS extension. .BBS is the normal extension used, while .GBS originally was for files including [[ANSI Art|ANSI codes]] sent only to users supporting them, but eventually became mostly unnecessary due to the fact that later Opus versions support [[AVATAR]] commands as part of the OEC command set and will translate them into ANSI codes for supporting users (and skip them if not supported).
 == Commands ==

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Opus-CBCS]] for list of .BBS files and their purpose.		* [[Opus-CBCS]] for list of .BBS files and their purpose.
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		+	[[Category:Markup]]

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 '''Opus Embedded Commands''' (or Codes) (OEC) are commands consisting mostly of control characters (from [[ASCII]]'s [[C0 controls]]), singly or in sequences, which are assigned special meanings in files presented to users of the [[Opus-CBCS]] bulletin board system software.
-These commands are used in files with a .BBS or .GBS extension. .BBS is the normal extension used, while .GBS originally was for files including [[ANS (ANSI Art)|ANSI codes]] sent only to users supporting them, but eventually became mostly unnecessary due to the fact that later Opus versions support Avatar commands as part of the OEC command set and will translate them into ANSI codes for supporting users (and skip them if not supported).
+These commands are used in files with a .BBS or .GBS extension. .BBS is the normal extension used, while .GBS originally was for files including [[ANSI Art|ANSI codes]] sent only to users supporting them, but eventually became mostly unnecessary due to the fact that later Opus versions support Avatar commands as part of the OEC command set and will translate them into ANSI codes for supporting users (and skip them if not supported).
 == Commands ==

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	'''^PT''' followed by section; if user section is NOT equal to this, skip rest of line (or was that show?).		'''^PT''' followed by section; if user section is NOT equal to this, skip rest of line (or was that show?).
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		+	=== ^V Commands (Avatar) ===
		+
		+	'''^V^A^A''' Blue (ANSI <esc>[0;34;40m)
		+
		+	'''^V^A^B''' Green (ANSI <esc>[0;32;40m)
		+
		+	'''^V^A^C''' Cyan (ANSI <esc>[0;36;40m)
		+
		+	'''^V^A^D''' Red (ANSI <esc>[0;31;40m)
		+
		+	'''^V^A^E''' Magenta (ANSI <esc>[0;35;40m)
		+
		+	'''^V^A^F''' Brown (ANSI <esc>[0;33;40m)
		+
		+	'''^V^A^G''' LightGrey (ANSI <esc>[0;37;40m)
		+
		+	'''^V^A^H''' Grey (ANSI <esc>[0;30;40m)
		+
		+	'''^V^A^I''' LightBlue (ANSI <esc>[0;1;34;40m)
		+
		+	'''^V^A^J''' LightGreen (ANSI <esc>[0;1;32;40m)
		+
		+	'''^V^A^K''' LightCyan (ANSI <esc>[0;1;36;40m)
		+
		+	'''^V^A^L''' LightRed (ANSI <esc>[0;1;31;40m)
		+
		+	'''^V^A^M''' LightMagenta (ANSI <esc>[0;1;35;40m)
		+
		+	'''^V^A^N''' Yellow (ANSI <esc>[0;1;33;40m)
		+
		+	'''^V^A^O''' White (ANSI <esc>[0;1;37;40m)
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		+	'''^V^B''' Blinking on (until next ^VA command) (ANSI <esc>[5m)
		+
		+	'''^V^C''' Cursor up (ANSI <esc>[1A)
		+
		+	'''^V^D''' Cursor down (ANSI <esc>[1B)
		+
		+	'''^V^E''' Cursor left (ANSI <esc>[1D)
		+
		+	'''^V^F''' Cursor right (ANSI <esc>[1C)
		+
		+	'''^V^G''' Clear to end of line (ANSI <esc>[K)

	=== ^X Commands ===		=== ^X Commands ===

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 '''^PT''' followed by section; if user section is NOT equal to this, skip rest of line (or was that show?).
 == See also ==
 * [[Opus-CBCS]] for list of .BBS files and their purpose.

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 '''^PZ''' followed by language code; skip rest of line if user language is this language.
-'''^PS''' followed by section; if user section is equal to this, show rest of line.
+'''^PS''' followed by section; if user section is equal to this, show rest of line (or was that skip?).
-'''^PT''' followed by section; if user section is NOT equal to this, skip rest of line.
+'''^PT''' followed by section; if user section is NOT equal to this, skip rest of line (or was that show?).
 == See also ==
 * [[Opus-CBCS]] for list of .BBS files and their purpose.

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 '''^O3''' followed by program filename; spans program and returns errorlevel on exit, but doesn't re-read LASTUS*.DAT on return.
-'''^P Commands'''
+===^P Commands===
 '''^PA''' followed by keys (ending in space); add keys for the user.