I stumbled upon an interesting issue in Windows: C:> lua > print("x1b[95mMagentax1b[0m") -[95mMagenta-[0m But if I run os.execute() even with an empty command, before it, it works as expected: C:> lua > os.system(""); print("x1b[95mMagentax1b[0m") Magenta (the last line is printed with Magenta color) Why it happens, and how can I make ANSI codes work without ..
I wanted to know how can i colorising or customising console, then i found this title: Colorizing text in the console with C++ in this title, this code suggested: HANDLE hConsole = GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE); // you can loop k higher to see more color choices for(int k = 1; k < 255; k++) { // pick ..
(Note: Applied to Windows 10 and Python 3+) I have already read a couple of postings regarding how to get cursor position using ANSI escape codes, but they offer no solution, at least not for Python. Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code) includes the following ANSI seq: in its list of cursor management: ESC 6n: DSR (Device Status Report) ..
Outut of the stdout: This is the output of the Stdout, after the command is executed.But I am unable to remove the ANsi Characters at all. The output is something is like this: [2J[m ]0;c:windowssystem32cmd.exeMicrosoft Windows [Version 10.0.17763.805][38X[38C (c) 2018 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.[28X[28C [80X[80C [email protected] C:UsersAdministrator>[36X[36C [80X[80C [80X[80C [80X[80C [80X[80C [80X[80C [80X[80C [80X[80C ..
Why is my ANSI Shadow ASCII art coming out in gibberish in my batch file? recently i have encountered a problem with my batch file. i make a batch file and i put another .py (python) file next to it and in batch i do type pythonfile.py and in the python file i put art ..
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