Peng Yu wrote:
Why not capture the ansi escape sequence involved and tell me what it is?
If its not an ansi escape sequence, then that likely is beyond the purview
of AnsiEsc.
Here is the output of the python script.
[31mhello [0m [32mworld [0m
Interpreting this manually:
<chg to red fgd>hello <reset to normal terminal colorization><chg to
green fgd>world <reset to normal terminal colorization>
When I placed that into a file, inserted the missing escape characters,
and applied AnsiEsc to the file, I got a red "hello", a space, and a
green "world" as I'd expect. The background is not specified in these
ansi-escape sequences, and so AnsiEsc would be wrong if it did change
the background.
Regards,
C Campbell
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