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- What type of sequences are escape sequences starting with \033]
I found many escape sequences in Bash starting with \\033], but what are these sequences and why are they starting with \\033]?
- terminal - List of ANSI color escape sequences - Stack Overflow
The ANSI escape sequences you're looking for are the Select Graphic Rendition subset All of these have the form \033[XXXm where XXX is a series of semicolon-separated parameters To say, make text red, bold, and underlined (we'll discuss many other options below) in C you might write:
- What does printf(\\033[H\\033[J) do in C? - Stack Overflow
These are ANSI escape codes \033 stands for ESC (ANSI value 27) ESC [ is a kind of escape sequence called Control Sequence Introducer (CSI) CSI commands starts with ESC[ followed by zero or more parameters \033[H (ie, ESC[H) and \033[J are CSI codes \033[H moves the cursor to the top left corner of the screen (ie, the first column of the first row in the screen) and \033[J clears the
- What does a bash sequence \033 [999D mean and where is it explained?
The \033 is the escape character, and those sequence are not bash specific but interpreted by the terminal (software or hardware (via network or serial line)) in which the (bash) program runs There are many such sequences What each does, depends on the terminal for which it is dependent, and might also depend on any previous sequence altering the state of the terminal These are often used
- c - What does printf (\033c ) mean? - Stack Overflow
The \033 is the ASCII escape character, which begins these sequences Most are followed by another special character (this is a rare exception) XTerm Control Sequences lists that, along with others that are not followed by a special character
- Python: octal escape character \033 from a dictionary value translates . . .
If you observe carefully, your dictionary value for a color is something like \033 [1,30m for white color However it should be \033 [1;30m Note that you are using a ', (comma) character instead of '; (semicolon) character As a test I created a subset of the color dictionary and ran these tests
- In this \033 [01;32m VT100 style ANSI Escape Sequences what is the 01 . . .
\033[01;32m — The part of the ANSI escape code which \033[01;32m belongs to is called Select Graphic Rendition (SGI) Terminal Output Sequence (which has the code CSI n m ) \033[ — is a Control Sequence Introducer 01 — is code for "bold or increased intensity" ; — is a delimiter for codes We can have as many code s as we want
- ANSI escape sequence \033 [1m printing bold for rest of program . . .
I'm using the ANSI escape sequence for bold text; "\033[1m" in a print statement to create a bold header for my Python project The problem is once I write a line like this: print("\033[1m"+"title"), any normal print statement I write afterword returns in bold as well
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