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- To resize the screen, send `\e]W<rows>;<cols>\a` (it's an OSC code, terminated by ST). |
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- To resize the screen, send `\e]W<rows>;<cols>\a` (it's an OSC code, terminated by ST). |
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- Buttons pressed in the browser UI send ASCII codes 1..5. Mouse clicks also send events to the server, |
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- Buttons pressed in the browser UI send ASCII codes 1..5. Mouse clicks are sent as `\e[<row>;<col>M`. |
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but currently don't generate any output in the terminal, I still hadn't decided on the best encoding. |
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- By tapping the header on the terminal page, you'll open the WiFi config page. It's in essence the |
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- There's a built-in WiFi config page and a Help page with a list of all supported ANSI sequences etc. |
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esphttpd's wifi config page, but re-styled and much improved. You can set AP SSID, channel, see the IP |
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address etc right there. |
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## Development |
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## Development |
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