Problem Recently I coded an animation system in the C programming language. This system works pretty well, however, upon invoking C’s putchar() function to print a n or rn (untested), the animation system breaks and moves all previously rendered text down. This is of course expected behavior, but in order for the animations to work, ..
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I read this article by Microsoft about using of console virtual terminal sequences. I followed this sequence to change the window title: ESC ] 2 ; <string> BEL I also tried: ESC ] 0 ; <string> BEL But it doesn’t change the title. This is my code: #include <stdio.h> #include <wchar.h> #include <windows.h> int main() ..
I am trying to use Logback with colour output if the System.out is Ansi enabled, using Groovy v3, java 11, on windows 10. I want to make my logback.groovy config switch the appender format string based on detecting whether the std out for my console is ansi enabled or not. I’ve tried to find an ..
I was working on a function which looks like so: inline std::ostream& mvUp(int n,std::ostream& ss){ char u[8]; sprintf(u,"3[%dA",n); ss<<u; return ss; } and using it like so: std::cout<<mvUp(1); however it shows error: std::cout<<mvUp(1); | ^_____too few args in function call ^_______________no operator "<<" match these operands I also tried: std::cout<<mvUp(1,std::cout); but still not working. std::cout<<mvUp(1); ..
While studying the ANSI control sequences I came across unclear behaviour. I tried to make "matrix" effect in terminal, which changes one random digit per loop iteration in a row of n 0/1 digits: #include <iostream> #include <chrono> #include <thread> const int n = 5; // row length const int pause = 50; // milliseconds ..
I tried using the ansi codes to make the words in the cmd have color. I worked when I used the batch method system("echo [91m"); But when I do it normally std::cout << "[91m"; It just displays the asni code as text. Does anyone know why this is? How do I fix this? Source: Windows ..
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 ..
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