- Companion:
- class
Type members
Types
An fansi.Str's colors array is filled with Long, each representing the ANSI state of one
character encoded in its bits. Each Attr belongs to a Category that occupies a range
of bits within each long:
An fansi.Str's colors array is filled with Long, each representing the ANSI state of one
character encoded in its bits. Each Attr belongs to a Category that occupies a range
of bits within each long:
61... 55 54 53 52 51 .... 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 ..... 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 |--------| |-----------------------| |-----------------------| | | |bold | | | | |reversed | | | |underlined | | |foreground-color | |background-color |unused
The 0000 0000 0000 0000 long corresponds to plain text with no decoration
Inherited types
Value members
Concrete methods
Creates an fansi.Str from a non-fansi java.lang.String or other CharSequence.
Creates an fansi.Str from a non-fansi java.lang.String or other CharSequence.
Note that this method is implicit, meaning you can pass in a java.lang.String anywhere an
fansi.Str is required and it will be automatically parsed and converted for you.
- Value parameters:
- errorMode
Used to control what kind of behavior you get if the input
CharSequencecontains an Ansi escape not recognized by Fansi as a valid color.
Constructs a fansi.Str from an array of characters and an array of colors. Performs a defensive copy of the arrays, and validates that they both have the same length
Constructs a fansi.Str from an array of characters and an array of colors. Performs a defensive copy of the arrays, and validates that they both have the same length
Useful together with getChars and getColors if you want to do manual work on the two
mutable arrays before stitching them back together into one immutable fansi.Str
Concrete fields
Regex that can be used to identify Ansi escape patterns in a string.
Regex that can be used to identify Ansi escape patterns in a string.
Found from: http://stackoverflow.com/a/33925425/871202
Which references:
http://www.ecma-international.org/publications/files/ECMA-ST/Ecma-048.pdf
Section 5.4: Control Sequences