Re: stop cursor blink

"Haris Bogdanoviæ" <fbogdanovic@xxxxxxx> writes:

How to stop cursor blink in bash ?

It's not a bash property, it's done by the terminal emulator. For
example, xterm (modern ones at least) use +bc and -bc command-line
options to control this. What terminal emulator are you using?

I tried:

echo -e '\033[?17;0;127c'

but it doesn't work.

There may be an escape sequence for it, but it is likely to be simpler
to change the behaviour some other way (for example using the X resource
cursorBlink or a command-line option).

--
Ben.
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