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Re: Virus's
From: zblaxell () miranda uwaterloo ca (Zygo Blaxell)
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 1994 06:29:44 -0500 (EST)
Quoted from peter theobald:
On the old Apple II, there were escape codes you could embed into a printable string that would position the cursor, write a command, and then cause that line on the screen to be executed. Ie: executable mail!
On the old Apple II, it was the only way to execute disk commands. PRINT CHR$(4); "CATALOG" is the directory command (Apple II basic didn't include disk commands as part of the language--it was intercepted by the console print routine).
Current thread:
- Got this - not sure of authenticity. Better safe etc... Doug Hughes (Dec 05)
- Re: Got this - not sure of authenticity. Better safe etc... Perry E. Metzger (Dec 05)
- Re: Got this - not sure of authenticity. Better safe etc... Bennett Todd (Dec 06)
- Re: Got this - not sure of authenticity. Better safe etc... Sean Allen (Dec 06)
- Virus's peter theobald (Dec 06)
- Re: Virus's Zygo Blaxell (Dec 07)
- Re: Got this - not sure of authenticity. Better safe etc... Bennett Todd (Dec 06)
- Re: Got this - not sure of authenticity. Better safe etc... Perry E. Metzger (Dec 05)
- Virus's Bill Broadley (Dec 05)
- virii? Richard Forno (Dec 05)
- Re: virii? Dave Williss (Dec 07)
- Re: Virus's Rafi Sadowsky (Dec 06)
- Re: Virus's -- This is an Emacs bomb Charles Howes (Dec 06)
- Re: Virus's -- This is an Emacs bomb Dave Goldberg (Dec 06)
- Re: Virus's -- This is an Emacs bomb Rens Troost (Dec 06)
- letter bombs: enable-local-eval saves Emacs 19 Stephen Gildea (Dec 06)
- Re: Virus's -- This is an Emacs bomb Robert Lau (Dec 06)
- Re: Virus's -- This is an Emacs bomb Charles Howes (Dec 07)
- virii? Richard Forno (Dec 05)