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DisplayChar() has been moved to the class CTerminalDevice. It is a private
method and cannot be used directly. This would also not work any more, because
CTerminalDevice has an internal buffer, which is manipulated by DisplayChar()
and its contents is copied to the screen later.
To write text to a specific position with CScreenDevice you can use the escape
sequence ESC [2;10H to move the cursor to row 2 and column 10 for example.
Position numbers are starting at 1.
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It seems there is a
DisplayChar
method in classCScreenDevice
in the older version?Is it deleted or move to other class or change name?Is there some way to use this method?Thanks!
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