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graphics mode and transform wide characters in ASCII small letter range to corresponding graphics. (__vt100_conv): Table to transform small ASCII letters to line drawing graphics for use in VT100 graphics mode. (write_normal): Check for SO/SI control characters to enable/disable VT100 graphics mode. (base_chars): Enable SO/SI control characters for detection. (write): Check for ESC ( 0 / ESC ( B escape sequences to enable/disable VT100 graphics mode. Also detect ">" while parsing ESC [ sequences to distinguish specific requests. (char_command): Distinguish Secondary from Primary Device Attribute request to report more details about cygwin console terminal version. * fhandler.h (vt100_graphics_mode_active): New flag to indicate mode. (saw_greater_than_sign): New parse flag for ESC [ > sequences. (gotparen, gotrparen): New state values to parse ESC ( / ) sequences. * fhandler_console.cc (read): Allow combined Alt-AltGr modifiers to also produce an ESC prefix like a plain Alt modifier, e.g. to make Alt-@ work on a keyboard where @ is AltGr-q.
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