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16.3.1.3 Window operations

"\e[90;" op "u"

Create a new sub-window (pane), based on the op.

"\e]104;" op , url "a\n"

Create a new sub-window (pane), based on the op. This displays the url webpage in an <iframe>.

"\e]105;" op , saved-url "a\n"

Create a new sub-window (pane), based on the op. This displays the saved-url, a previously saved terminal session.

"\e[1t"

(Electron and Qt only.) Un-minimize (de-iconify) current window. This undoes buth minimize and hide operations. [In xterm.]

"\e[2t"

(Electron and Qt only.) Minimize (iconify) current window. The minimized window may be still visible in the task bar, as an icon on the desktop, or during an “windows expose” operation. [In xterm.]

"\e[2;72t"

(Electron and Qt only.) Hide current window. The minimized window is not visible in the task bar, as an icon on the desktop, or during an “windows expose” operation

"\e[2;73t"

(Electron and Qt only.) Toggle between normal and minimized state: If hidden or minimized, show it. If visible, minimize it.

"\e[2;74t"

(Electron and Qt only.) Toggle between normal and hidden state: If hidden or minimized, show it. If visible, hide it.

"\e[8;" columns ";" rows [";" mode] "t"

Resize the text area to (columns, rows). If mode is 8, used to synchronize between primary and secondary windows: It is ignored for a primary window (except in replay mode), and is used by a secondary window so cursor motion matches. [In xterm, except for the optional mode.]

"\e[14t"

Report the text area size in pixels. [In xterm.]

"\e[14;2t"

Report window size in pixels. [In xterm.]

"\e[18t"

Report size of text area in characters. [In xterm.]

"\e[22t"

Save window and icon title to stack. [In xterm.]

"\e[23t"

Restore window and icon title from stack. [In xterm.]