https://sourceforge.net/p/ansigl/wiki/EncodingSyntax/Recent changes to EncodingSyntaxenSat, 14 Jan 2012 08:15:45 -0000https://sourceforge.net/p/ansigl/wiki/EncodingSyntax/<pre>--- v1 +++ v2 @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ Syntax ---------------------------------------- -A carat ('^', shift+6 on US keyboard layouts) signals the start of an ANSI code sequence. Once started, a single character code can be given (ex: "^r" to change the color to red), or a list can be contained withing curly brackets (ex: "^{...}" with any number of ANSI codes inbetween) to pass multiple ANSI codes at once. +A carat ('^', shift+6 on US keyboard layouts) signals the start of an ANSI code sequence. Once started, a single character code can be given (ex: "^r" to change the color to red), a list can be contained withing curly brackets (ex: "^{...}" with any number of ANSI codes inbetween) to pass multiple ANSI codes at once, or another carat ("^^") to print a carat character into the string. AnsiGL ANSI Codes </pre>NicroHobakSat, 14 Jan 2012 08:15:45 -0000https://sourceforge.net0b8203a17c1d4b53875c525ef0e7b5f791df69a5https://sourceforge.net/p/ansigl/wiki/EncodingSyntax/Encoding Syntax ======================================== Overview ---------------------------------------- These codes are parsed via an [astring](Classes_astring) conversion function. Any function in AnsiGL that accepts a std::string will (so far, without exception) automatically convert easily-typable codes with ANSI codes via this basic syntax... Syntax ---------------------------------------- A carat ('^', shift+6 on US keyboard layouts) signals the start of an ANSI code sequence. Once started, a single character code can be given (ex: "^r" to change the color to red), or a list can be contained withing curly brackets (ex: "^{...}" with any number of ANSI codes inbetween) to pass multiple ANSI codes at once. AnsiGL ANSI Codes ---------------------------------------- Character | ANSI --------- | -------------------------------- | *Special Control Codes* D | Restore everything to defaults | *Normal Foreground Colors* k | Foreground color: Black r | Foreground color: Red y | Foreground color: Yellow g | Foreground color: Green b | Foreground color: Blue m | Foreground color: Magenta c | Foreground color: Cyan w | Foreground color: White d | Foreground color: Default | *Bold Foreground Colors* K | Foreground color: Bold Black R | Foreground color: Bold Red Y | Foreground color: Bold Yellow G | Foreground color: Bold Green B | Foreground color: Bold Blue M | Foreground color: Bold Magenta C | Foreground color: Bold Cyan W | Foreground color: Bold White | *Background Colors* 1 | Background color: Black 2 | Background color: Red 3 | Background color: Yellow 4 | Background color: Green 5 | Background color: Blue 6 | Background color: Magenta 7 | Background color: Cyan 8 | Background color: White 9 | Background color: Default | *Special Formatting* * | Bold On . | Bold Off / | Italics On \ | Italics Off _ | Underscore On - | Underscore Off : | Blink On ; | Blink Off I | Invert Colors (foreground and background) i | Un-invert Colors Examples ---------------------------------------- ANSI Code Sequence | Result ------------------------------ | ---------------------------- *Single Character Sequences* | *Single Character Sequences* ^r | Normal red foreground ^8 | White background ^/ | Italic text *Multiple Character Sequences* | *Multiple Character Sequences* ^{g3:} | Green foreground, yellow background, blinking text ^{k8} | Black foreground, white background ^{1243567KybM} | Bold Magenta foreground, cyan background (and lots of ignored codes due to code conflicts, the right-most codes have priority) Just to show a full example: ^{7k}AnsiGL ^Rr^Yo^Gc^Mk^Ws^B! Results in: "AnsiGL rocks!" Colorized to have: a cyan background, AnsiGL in black text, the 'r' in bold red, the 'o in bold yellow, the 'c' in bold green, the k in bold magenta, the s in bold white, and the exclamation point in bold blue. NicroHobakFri, 13 Jan 2012 23:57:25 -0000https://sourceforge.neta0221f4b5657672243cbc07b11b1a97bb481c73a