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Ahhh gotcha ;) that makes a lot of sense - i guess i must have misunderstood your "The data is treated independently"-reply or just jumped to conclusions - i was under the impression that the script was presented with the exact same input.. Either way, i am just happy we got to the bottom of this ;)

Ok, it looks like I actually got it working now by changing line 57 in utf8console.js and line 70 in ANSIColorConsole.js From: stringToAdd = stringToAdd.replace(newLineAtByte, "<br>" + newLineAtByte) To: stringToAdd = stringToAdd.replace(/(?:\r\n|\r|\n)/g, '<br>' + newLineAtByte); I'm still a little confused as to why this actually worked and why I was getting the results and conclusions that I was from my debugging, but I have a feeling its related to the fact that the console is trying to render...

And thank you! I will keep an eye on this thread ;)

I'm running out of options here, this is not making any sense. Receiving the exact same input in either Serial or TCP client mode yields different results. (which should not happen according to you, since data is treated independently) Either I am missing something or there is a bug lingering somewhere. The problem can be reproduced (on multiple computers) by running both client / server as you suggest and pasting the hex in the server and sending it - it also happens in UDP mode. (but again, does...

Hi, I would love to see a feature that would allow for colored text in terminal.. This is already pretty standard in a lot of terminals, and would be a great addition to Scriptcommunicator An example could be \u001b[31mHelloWorld" which would print HelloWorld with red text I've attached an image of what I have in mind [image: image.png]