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Text buffer

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Text buffer may refer to:

  • In programming:
    • a text buffer is a region in memory where text is temporarily stored while it is been moved from on place to another to fulfill a request by a user. The computer can write and read to and from a text buffer. see Data buffer
    • a part of video adapter's memory in a text mode;
    • a backup (or mirror, or emulation) of that part in the system RAM, see e.g. virtual console.
  • In text editors: