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I'm planning to write gateway web application, which would need "terminal window" with VT100/ANSI escape code support. Are there any AJAX based alternatives for such a task? I'm thinking something like this: http://tryruby.hobix.com/ My preferred backend for the system is Python/Twisted/Pylons, but since I'm just planning, I will explore every option. Try AnyTerm AjaxTerm WebShell There's also Shell In A Box . AjaxTerm has a terminal, with mostly felicitous terminal emulation, done on the Python backend (it just pushes display updates to the client Javascript). The AjaxTerm website has been

I am working with automation and using Jsch to connect to remote boxes and automate some tasks. I am having problem parsing the command results because sometimes they come with ANSI Control chars . I've already saw this answer and this other one but it does not provide any library to do that. I don't want to reinvent the wheel, if there is any. And I don't feel confident with those answers. Right now, I am trying this, but I am not really sure it's complete enough. reply = reply.replaceAll("\\[..;..[m]|\\[.{0,2}[m]|\\(Page \\d+\\)|\u001B\\[[K]|\u001B|\u000F", ""); How to remove ANSI control

I'm writing a Python program that logs terminal interaction (similar to the script program), and I'd like to filter out the VT100 escape sequences before writing to disk. I'd like to use a function like this: def strip_escapes(buf): escape_regex = re.compile(???) # <--- this is what I'm looking for return escape_regex.sub('', buf) What should go in escape_regex ? The combined expression for escape sequences can be something generic like this: (\x1b\[|\x9b)[^@-_]*[@-_]|\x1b[@-_] Should be used with re.I This incorporates: Two-byte sequences, i.e. \x1b followed by a character in the range of @

I am building a terminal window in a browser (sth. like ajaxterm) and don't know which escape sequence to send to ssh tunnel (opened via paramiko.SSHClient().invoke_shell(term='linux') ). I have found a key logger and tried it in a terminal with $TERM == 'linux', but it returns the same sequence for ctrl+left and left (27,91,68). If I try keylogger in another terminal (with $TERM == 'xterm') I get the codes (27,91,49,59,53,68). But these codes do not move generate the expected output from SSH channel (which would move cursor one word left on a normal linux shell). That is true even if I start

I'm pondering creating a WPF or Silverlight app that acts just like a terminal window. Except, since it is in WPF/Silverlight, it will be able to 'enhance' the terminal experience with effects, images, etc. I'm trying to figure out the best way to emulate a terminal. I know how to handle the VT100 emulation as far as parsing, etc. But how to display it? I considered using a RichTextBox and essentially converting the VT100 escape codes into RTF. The problem I see with that is performance. The terminal may be getting only a few characters at a time, and to be able to load them into the textbox

Is it possible in any way to send the key "C-(" to Emacs over a VT100/xterm terminal (Mac OS X Terminal)? Is there an escape sequence that could be sent to achieve the equivalent? I suspect the fundamental problem is that the concept of combining control with the character "(" (and other such characters that are produced using shift) does not exist. Note: Using Cocoa Emacs is not an option. And the reason for needing "C-(" is that paredit.el uses it amongst other key combinations, and it would be preferable to not remap it (because it makes sense to have it on "C-("). A VT100 terminal couldn't