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Should be fixed, can you download new version please?

• swah 13y ago
  Working! Do you use colors? They don't work the same in DOS, I believe. I'm seeing some escape sequences. ←[0;32;49mRS\terms.tex ←[0m←[1;39;49m←[0;33;49m25:←[0m ←[0;39;43mOEM←[0m & \\ \hline
  • piranha 13y ago
    Oh, it's the library I use has no idea about colors in DOS. :( I'll have to do some research on how to fix this... :\
  • piranha 13y ago
    Eh, it's not very easy to fix that unfortunately. I opened an issue and will try to work on this a bit, but then in a meanwhile... Maybe I can strip colors for outputting things on windows. Edit: argh, outputting colors on windows means making system calls. Which means cgo and good-bye cross-compiling. I'll probably just strip all colors...
    • swah 13y ago
      Hmm, yeah, actually codemod.py had the same issue and I changed it to use Python's colorama library. https://pypi.python.org/pypi/colorama https://pypi.python.org/pypi/colorama
  • to3m 13y ago
    It's been a while but those look like ANSI escapes so I think if you add something like DEVICEHIGH=C:\DOS\ANSI.SYS to your CONFIG.SYS then you should find it starts to interpret them correctly. I think ANSI.SYS uses up less than 30K.