void printUsage()
{
printf("\033[43;31mUsage:./cpf server_number\033[33m[ --block_ip --health_log --debug]\033[0m\033[0m\n\n\
\033[34m--block_ip\033[0m: Enable block ip function, but there will be little performance loss;\n\
\033[34m--health_log\033[0m: Will record message queue status and socket data stat in /tmp/event2game_health_log_*.log for every one minite;\n\
\033[34m--debug\033[0m: Will display health log and some socket interactive message on terminal.\n\n\
");
}
颜色控制格式：
\033[ + 属性（多个属性;分隔）+ m + 字符串 + \033[0m
如：
\033[40;37m黑底白字\033[0m
可以嵌套。
Many computer terminals and terminal emulators support colour and cursor control through a system of escape sequences. One such standard is commonly referred to as ANSI Colour. Several terminal specifications are based on the ANSI colour standard, including VT100.
The following is a partial listing of the VT100 control set.
<ESC> represents the ASCII "escape" character, 0x1B. Bracketed tags represent modifiable decimal parameters; eg.
{ROW} would be replaced by a row number.
Device Status
The following codes are used for reporting terminal/display settings, and vary depending on the implementation:
Query Device Code <ESC>[c
- Requests a
Report Device Coderesponse from the device.
Report Device Code <ESC>[{code}0c
- Generated by the device in response to
Query Device Coderequest.
Query Device Status <ESC>[5n
- Requests a
Report Device Statusresponse from the device.
Report Device OK <ESC>[0n
- Generated by the device in response to a
Query Device Statusrequest; indicates that device is functioning correctly.
Report Device Failure <ESC>[3n
- Generated by the device in response to a
Query Device Statusrequest; indicates that device is functioning improperly.
Query Cursor Position <ESC>[6n
- Requests a
Report Cursor Positionresponse from the device.
Report Cursor Position <ESC>[{ROW};{COLUMN}R
- Generated by the device in response to a
Query Cursor Positionrequest; reports current cursor position.
Terminal Setup
The h and l codes are used for setting terminal/display mode, and vary depending on the implementation. Line Wrap is one of the few setup codes that tend to be used consistently:
Reset Device <ESC>c
- Reset all terminal settings to default.
Enable Line Wrap <ESC>[7h
- Text wraps to next line if longer than the length of the display area.
Disable Line Wrap <ESC>[7l
- Disables line wrapping.
Fonts
Some terminals support multiple fonts: normal/bold, swiss/italic, etc. There are a variety of special codes for certain terminals; the following are fairly standard:
Font Set G0 <ESC>(
- Set default font.
Font Set G1 <ESC>)
- Set alternate font.
Cursor Control
Cursor Home <ESC>[{ROW};{COLUMN}H
- Sets the cursor position where subsequent text will begin. If no row/column parameters are provided (ie.
<ESC>[H), the cursor will move to the home position, at the upper left of the screen.
Cursor Up <ESC>[{COUNT}A
- Moves the cursor up by COUNT rows; the default count is 1.
Cursor Down <ESC>[{COUNT}B
- Moves the cursor down by COUNT rows; the default count is 1.
Cursor Forward <ESC>[{COUNT}C
- Moves the cursor forward by COUNT columns; the default count is 1.
Cursor Backward <ESC>[{COUNT}D
- Moves the cursor backward by COUNT columns; the default count is 1.
Force Cursor Position <ESC>[{ROW};{COLUMN}f
- Identical to
Cursor Home.
Save Cursor <ESC>[s
- Save current cursor position.
Unsave Cursor <ESC>[u
- Restores cursor position after a
Save Cursor.
Save Cursor & Attrs <ESC>7
- Save current cursor position.
Restore Cursor & Attrs <ESC>8
- Restores cursor position after a
Save Cursor.
Scrolling
Scroll Screen <ESC>[r
- Enable scrolling for entire display.
Scroll Screen <ESC>[{start};{end}r
- Enable scrolling from row
{start}to row{end}.
Scroll Down <ESC>D
- Scroll display down one line.
Scroll Up <ESC>M
- Scroll display up one line.
Tab Control
Set Tab <ESC>H
- Sets a tab at the current position.
Clear Tab <ESC>[g
- Clears tab at the current position.
Clear All Tabs <ESC>[3g
- Clears all tabs.
Erasing Text
Erase End of Line <ESC>[K
- Erases from the current cursor position to the end of the current line.
Erase Start of Line <ESC>[1K
- Erases from the current cursor position to the start of the current line.
Erase Line <ESC>[2K
- Erases the entire current line.
Erase Down <ESC>[J
- Erases the screen from the current line down to the bottom of the screen.
Erase Up <ESC>[1J
- Erases the screen from the current line up to the top of the screen.
Erase Screen <ESC>[2J
- Erases the screen with the background colour and moves the cursor to home.
Printing
Some terminals support local printing:
Print Screen <ESC>[i
- Print the current screen.
Print Line <ESC>[1i
- Print the current line.
Stop Print Log <ESC>[4i
- Disable log.
Start Print Log <ESC>[5i
- Start log; all received text is echoed to a printer.
Define Key
Set Key Definition <ESC>[{key};"{string}"p
- Associates a string of text to a keyboard key.
{key}indicates the key by its ASCII value in decimal.
Set Display Attributes
Set Attribute Mode <ESC>[{attr1};...;{attrn}m
- Sets multiple display attribute settings. The following lists standard attributes:
0 Reset all attributes 1 Bright 2 Dim 4 Underscore 5 Blink 7 Reverse 8 Hidden Foreground Colours 30 Black 31 Red 32 Green 33 Yellow 34 Blue 35 Magenta 36 Cyan 37 White Background Colours 40 Black 41 Red 42 Green 43 Yellow 44 Blue 45 Magenta 46 Cyan 47 White