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   screwlisp (screwtape@mastodon.sdf.org)'s status on Friday, 13-Dec-2024 10:45:11 JST screwlisp

   • Digital Mark λ 📚 🕹 💾 🥃
   • Daniel Kochmański

   @mdhughes
   I tried fiddling a couple things around having an output screen application frame.
   https://codeberg.org/tfw/climterm/src/branch/main/frame.lisp
   https://codeberg.org/tfw/climterm/src/branch/main/commands.lisp
   This is very experimental - most of my previous attention has been on command-table inheritance.
   So I haven't figured out how to get lines to respect start-cursor-position.
   Maybe helps somehow.

   @jackdaniel did you have a hint viz replaying text output records. You can see I failed to represent records as table rows ^ (didn't think deeply about it yet).

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     screwlisp (screwtape@mastodon.sdf.org)'s status on Friday, 13-Dec-2024 17:54:05 JST screwlisp

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     • Digital Mark λ 📚 🕹 💾 🥃
     • Daniel Kochmański

     @jackdaniel
     Thanks, I've got to know the protocol well enough to feel very embarrassed about my floundering in the past few hours. We'll see how I do tomorrow.
     @mdhughes

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     Daniel Kochmański (jackdaniel@functional.cafe)'s status on Friday, 13-Dec-2024 17:54:06 JST Daniel Kochmański

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     • Digital Mark λ 📚 🕹 💾 🥃

     @screwtape @mdhughes

     CLIM features graphical output records that are drawn at fixed positions, and records that are put on the text line.

     If you want to adjust the cursor position, then (setf (stream-cursor-position stream) (values cx cy))

     Note that you can draw on the text line when you use with-output-to-graphics, then the drawn graphics will be placed on the text line.