ansi-escape

问题 I need to clear console screen in Scala I've tried standard ANSI Clear screen which was suggested as "Terminal control/Clear the screen" by rosettacode.org here object Cls extends App {print("\033[2J")} I got following error: Error:(8, 14) octal escape literals are unsupported: use \u001b instead println("\033[2J") 回答1: I found solution for my question and I'll share it here for others, apparently from Scala 2.10 Octal litherals are deprecated see here. In question above "\033[2J" didn't work

问题 I need to clear console screen in Scala I've tried standard ANSI Clear screen which was suggested as "Terminal control/Clear the screen" by rosettacode.org here object Cls extends App {print("\033[2J")} I got following error: Error:(8, 14) octal escape literals are unsupported: use \u001b instead println("\033[2J") 回答1: I found solution for my question and I'll share it here for others, apparently from Scala 2.10 Octal litherals are deprecated see here. In question above "\033[2J" didn't work

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9949315/ansi-escape-sequences

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9949315/ansi-escape-sequences

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9949315/ansi-escape-sequences

问题 I have a find and replace script that works no problem when the words don't have any special characters. However, there will be a lot of times where there will be special characters since it's finding names. As of now this is breaking the script. The script looks for {<some-text>} and attempts to replace the contents (as well as remove the braces). Example: text.rtf Here's a name with special char {Kotouč} script.ts import * as fs from "fs"; // Ingest the rtf file. const content: string = fs

问题 So recently Apple have included support for displaying the working directory and file in the status bar of Terminal. The escape sequence that must be sent (to set the current file) is this: ESC ] 6 ; Pt BEL where Pt is a file:// url pointing to the file currently being edited. So I figured I could get Vim to send this command as an escape sequence, but I'm having a bit of trouble. I have this so far: au BufNewFile,BufReadPost,BufFilePost,BufWritePost * echo <escape sequence> but I have a

问题 Many people have told me and the PyCharm Release Notes for PyCharm 2.7 touts that PyCharm includes full terminal emulation (I assume this is talking about handling of ANSI escape codes for styling and cursor movement) but I can't seem to find out how to enable this. I've enabled the Terminal plugin but when I try to run or debug a python application which makes use of these escape codes, they are just displayed raw in the console: How can I enable the terminal emulation in PyCharm's debugger?

问题 I am making a SSH client for a special device which does not have a all keys on it's keyboard, my question is how is the Esc,Alt,Ctrl and arrow keys encoded in the string sent to the shell? is it just '\033'? I know how the Enter key behaves, it gives an ^M, from here But when i press Ctrl + v and then Ctrl nothing appears, when i press Ctrl + v and then Ctrl + c in the teminal i get: ^C , so is Ctrl just ^ ? But what about alt Further more i found: left ^[[D right ^[[C up ^[[A down ^[[B can

问题 Is there a way to start a shell without terminal emulation in Python Paramiko? I have tried using exec_command but I really need an interactive shell. Using invoke_shell() I get a terminal and can issue commands, but from Windows 10 OpenSSH server I get an output with ANSI escape sequences, including H code, which is not easy to process to plain text. Refer to Decoding data from WIN10 ssh server (response of paramiko recv()). 回答1: Paramiko SSHClient.invoke_shell opens "shell" SSH channel.