1, Minimize false
2, Minimize true
3, Move window (x,y)
4, Resize (h,w) in pixels
5, Send to front (Window.Raise)
6, Send to back (Window.Lower)
7, ~~Refresh (useless)~~ (omitted as pointless)
8, Resize (lines, cols) text characters
9;0 Maximize false
9;1 Maximize true (also works as true/false toggle)
10;0 Full screen off
10;1 Full screen on
10;2 Full screen toggle

Examples...

echo -en "\033[10;2t"

 to toggle fullscreen.

echo -en "\033[8;20;80t"

 to resize window so Terminal is 20 chars high and 80 wide. (see notes below)

echo -en "\033[9;1t"

 to toggle maximize.

echo -en "\033[5t"

 to bring window to front (above all others).

Warning..

Enabling Resizing with other objects in your form...

If you have other panels/objects in your form Eg. a row of buttons above the terminal they must be a fixed size.

A resize command from the TerminalView operates on the top level window, if the TerminalView receives a command to increase height by 50 then the window increases height be 50..

This will not function correctly if your terminal is inside something like a variable VSplit container or if any expandable objects exist above or below.