Telnet escape sequences

[Alejandro Pujol <ep...@cantv.net>]

Hi,

I'm developing an application that connects to a telnet host using the
TelnetClient class.

I'm using the VT100 terminal type, but when I receive data, it comes with a
lot of escape sequences like ^@, ^[#,#H, etc.

Is there a way to filter this sequences, so that I can receive the data
exactly in the same way it is viewed in any terminal emulator?


Thank you,

Alejandro Pujol


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Re: Telnet escape sequences

[Paul Libbrecht <pa...@activemath.org>]

It may be not the case if the server sends you things in a different 
order. These escape allow "move-to" in a terminal.
I tried it recently and it was pretty hard... resorting to classes of 
visual telnets was not a choice...

paul


On 20-May-04, at 23:54 Uhr, Alejandro Pujol wrote:
> I'm using the VT100 terminal type, but when I receive data, it comes 
> with a
> lot of escape sequences like ^@, ^[#,#H, etc.
>
> Is there a way to filter this sequences, so that I can receive the data
> exactly in the same way it is viewed in any terminal emulator?


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