System.TermInfoDriver.GetCursorPosition C# (CSharp) Method

		void GetCursorPosition ()
		{
			int row = 0, col = 0;
			int b;

			// First, get any data in the input buffer.  Merely reduces the likelyhood of getting an error
			int inqueue = ConsoleDriver.InternalKeyAvailable (0);
			while (inqueue-- > 0){
				b = stdin.Read ();
				AddToBuffer (b);
			}

			// Then try to probe for the cursor coordinates
			WriteConsole ("\x1b[6n");
			if (ConsoleDriver.InternalKeyAvailable (1000) <= 0) {
				noGetPosition = true;
				return;
			}

			b = stdin.Read ();
			while (b != '\x1b') {
				AddToBuffer (b);
				if (ConsoleDriver.InternalKeyAvailable (100) <= 0)
					return;
				b = stdin.Read ();
			}

			b = stdin.Read ();
			if (b != '[') {
				AddToBuffer ('\x1b');
				AddToBuffer (b);
				return;
			}

			b = stdin.Read ();
			if (b != ';') {
				row = b - '0';
				b = stdin.Read ();
				while ((b >= '0') && (b <= '9')) {
					row = row * 10 + b - '0';
					b = stdin.Read ();
				}
				// Row/col is 0 based
				row --;
			}

			b = stdin.Read ();
			if (b != 'R') {
				col = b - '0';
				b = stdin.Read ();
				while ((b >= '0') && (b <= '9')) {
					col = col * 10 + b - '0';
					b = stdin.Read ();
				}
				// Row/col is 0 based
				col --;
			}

#if DEBUG
			logger.WriteLine ("GetCursorPosition: {0}, {1}", col, row);
			logger.Flush ();
#endif

			cursorLeft = col;
			cursorTop = row;
		}