Support more color code formats #50
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Support a broader range of typical color control sequences (with optional leading `0`'s).
jfcherng
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Jun 5, 2018
ansi.sublime-settings
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| "ANSI_FG": [ | |||
| {"scope": "black", "code": "\\x1b\\[(0;)?30m", "color": "#000000"}, | |||
| {"scope": "black", "code": "\\x1b\\[30m", "color": "#000000"}, | |||
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Is this a typo? This modification looks different from others.
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Looks like I mangled one entry with find and replace, good catch, fixed.
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Thank you. 👍 |
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Support a broader range of typical color control sequences (with optional leading
0's).The "standard" for ANSI control sequences allows optional leading
0, which can be multiple. This patch adds support and should enable functionality on a wider range of colorized terminal output.