Ansifilter wertet gelufige ANSI-Codes aus, um diese zu entfernen oder in ein anderes Textformat zu konvertieren (HTML, TeX. Die Codes werden von Terminal-Emulatoren wie xterm oder Putty ausgewertet. Plain text will be generated, if no output format is given. ANSI-Codes sind Kommandos, die in der Textausgabe von Kommandozeilentools eingebettet sind um diese Ausgabe zu formatieren. If no in- or output files are specified, stdin and stdout will be used for in- or output. Omit line numbers of wrapped lines (assumes -l)
Set HTML encoding (must match input file encoding) omit encoding information if enc=NONE File optionsĬontinue reading after end-of-file (like tail -f). The command sequences may be stripped or be interpreted to generate formatted output (HTML, LaTeX, TeX, RTF). To read the man page for ansifilter in Linux: ~]$ man 1 ansifilter NAMEĪnsifilter - ANSI escape code processor and converter SYNOPSISĪnsifilter DESCRIPTIONĪnsifilter is a small utility to handle text files containing ANSI terminal escape codes.
Terminal emulators like Xterm or Putty interpret these codes. Provided by: colorized-logs2.3-1amd64 NAME ansi2txt - ansi to plain text converter SYNOPSIS ansi2txt < log > outfile DESCRIPTION ansi2txt can be used to convert text containing ANSI color codes (such as MUD logs, text processed by syntax highlighters, colorgcc, colordiff, ccze, loco, etc) into plain ASCII text. File handling: -i, -input
ANSI codes are commands embedded in a text stream to add formatting instructions into this text. ansifilter handles text files containing ANSI terminal escape codes.
#Ansifilter manual#
Linux Home > Manual Sections > 1 > ansifilter ansifilter(1) - Linux Man Page Ansifilter parses common ANSI codes to remove them or to convert them to another colored text file format (HTML, TeX, LaTeX, RTF, Pango or BBCode).
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