ANSI Goto X, Y position.  
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#include <door.h>
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|   | Goto (int xpos, int ypos) | 
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|   | Goto (const Goto &)=default | 
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void  | set (int xpos, int ypos) | 
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int  | x | 
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int  | y | 
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ANSI Goto X, Y position. 
This handles outputting ANSI codes to position the cursor on the screen. 
- Examples
 - menu-example.cpp.
 
 
◆ Goto() [1/2]
      
        
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Construct a new Goto:: Goto object
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◆ Goto() [2/2]
  
  
      
        
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Default Goto constructor copier 
 
 
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Output the ANSI codes to position the cursor to the given y,x position.
- Todo:
 Optimize the ANSI goto string output. 
Update the Door object so it know where the cursor is positioned.
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    | os | std::ostream  | 
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