I\'m writing a very simple little console application and I\'m playing around with some ANSI escape sequences to get some nicer output.
Is there any simple way to parse 开发者_StackOverflow社区Ansi colors in log files, and use it in text fields in Swing (JTextArea, JTextPAne,...)?Not tried it, but there\'s some code here (which needs
I\'m writing tests for a Perl module that does things with ANSI color codes. I would like to be able to test two strings with embedded ANSI col开发者_如何学Pythonor codes to see if they would produce
There are plenty of coloring libraries: colored, term-ansicolor. But is there any which can do this: puts \"#{\'hello\'.red} world!\".bold
When I try to run the python koans, I don\'t get the colors, instead I get the ANSI color codes. I want to get the colors. It seems to be using colorama under the hood. I try to run colorama sample co
I discovered this while using ruby printf, but it also applies to C\'s printf. If you include ANSI colour escape codes in an output string, it messes up the alignment.
I have the following functions for colorizing my screen messages: def error(string): return \'\\033[31;1m\' + string + \'\\033[0m\'
I\'ve got some Python code that will automatica开发者_如何学Pythonlly print a set of data in a nice column format, including putting in the appropriate ASCII escape sequences to color various pieces o
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