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10_devices/console.md
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`console.device` provides an ANSI-compatible text terminal within Intuition windows. It handles:
- **Input**: translating raw keycodes from `input.device` into ASCII/ANSI characters
- **Output**: rendering text, parsing escape sequences for cursor control, colour, and formatting
- **Output**: rendering text, parsing escape sequences for cursor control, color, and formatting
- **Clipboard**: cut/copy/paste integration
Every CLI/Shell window is backed by a console.device unit. Applications can open their own console units in any Intuition window for text I/O without implementing their own keyboard translation or cursor rendering.
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/* Usage: */
ConPuts(con, "Hello, Amiga!\n");
ConPuts(con, "\033[1mBold text\033[0m\n"); /* bold on/off */
ConPuts(con, "\033[33mYellow text\033[0m\n"); /* colour */
ConPuts(con, "\033[33mYellow text\033[0m\n"); /* color */
ConPuts(con, "\033[10;20HText at row 10 col 20"); /* absolute position */
```
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| `\033[23m` | Cancel italic |
| `\033[24m` | Cancel underline |
### Colours
### Colors
| Sequence | Foreground | Background |
|---|---|---|
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| `\033[39m` / `\033[49m` | Default | Default |
> [!NOTE]
> Colour indices map to the **Intuition pen palette** of the window's screen, not absolute colours. Pen 0 = background, pen 1 = foreground by default.
> Color indices map to the **Intuition pen palette** of the window's screen, not absolute colors. Pen 0 = background, pen 1 = foreground by default.
### Amiga-Specific Extensions