Spriteful TErminal GrAphics Protocol: Difference between revisions
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If scrollback is preserved to disk, graphics in the preserved region <b>should</b> be likewise preserved. If graphics are preserved, their identifiers <b>should</b> be preserved, and made available to new contexts. The means of referencing them from within the preserved content is entirely up to the terminal. | If scrollback is preserved to disk, graphics in the preserved region <b>should</b> be likewise preserved. If graphics are preserved, their identifiers <b>should</b> be preserved, and made available to new contexts. The means of referencing them from within the preserved content is entirely up to the terminal. | ||
A sufficiently negative placement offset can move or even construct a graphic logically in the scrollback region. Such a construction <b>should not</b> be faithfully reproduced. Instead, such a graphic <b>should</b> be considered "wholly off-screen", and subject to the rules described above in [[#Loads|Loads]]. | |||
===Alternate screen=== | ===Alternate screen=== | ||