Greetings CricleMUD Coders,
While pondering over my mess of a code one
day, an interesting thought caught my attention.
I was wondering if framing output had ever been
done. What I mean is something like this:
============================================================
=Devyn says, "Hi!" =
=> =
=You say, "Hola" =
= =
= =
============================================================
This is a really stupid example, and of course, the frame
would be much bigger, but you get the idea. Basically, The
output constructs a frame around it. I am sure this could be
done easily, but with one problem. I only know how to do this
by erasing all the past buffer. I was wondering if there was a
way to construct a frame and still keep, say, the last 20 lines
of the output. Has anyone done this before? If so, how?
Just a thought in my very strange mind,
Ramsey Stone(AKA Xerin)
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