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"\x13" "\x15" sequence "\x14"This is an “out-of-band” command sequence, which is the same as sequence. However, if the terminal is in the middle of some other escape sequence (or a multi-byte UTF-8 sequence), save the state, evaluate sequence, and restore the state.
"\x13" "\x17" sequence "\x14"Same as the above, but ”urgent” (at higher priority): When DomTerm receives a sequence of bytes that contains this sequence, it will execute that before handling preceding bytes.
"\x13" sequence "\x14""\x13" "\x16" sequence "\x14"These variants are reserved for the domterm backend (server). These are similar to the previous variants, but the sequence is not counted in the running count (used for flow control), nor is it included if an output log is saved (in case it is needed detach+attach). For the second form only: When DomTerm receives a sequence of bytes that contains an urgent sequence, it will execute that before handling preceding bytes.