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ansi_str
A library which provides a set of methods to work with strings escaped with ansi sequences.
It’s an agnostic library in regard to different color libraries. Therefore it can be used with any library (e.g. owo-colors, nu-ansi-term).
Example
use owo_colors::*;
use ansi_str::AnsiStr;
let hello = "Hello World!".red().to_string();
let (hello, world) = hello.ansi_split_at(6);
println!("{}", hello);
println!("{}", world);Note
The library doesn’t guarantee to keep style of usage of ansi sequences.
For example if your string is "\u{1b}[31;40mTEXT\u{1b}[0m" and you will call get method.
It may not use "\u{1b}[31;40m" but it use it as "\u{1b}[31m" and "\u{1b}[40m".
Why that matters is because for example the following code example is not guaranteed to be true.
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use ansi_str::AnsiStr;
pub fn main() {
let hello1 = "\u{1b}[31mHello World!\u{1b}[0m";
let hello2 = hello1.ansi_get(..).unwrap();
assert_eq!(hello1, hello2)
}Structs
An structure which represents a text and it’s grafic settings.
An object which can be used to produce a ansi sequences which ends the grafic mode,
through the
std::fmt::Display.An object which can be used to produce a ansi sequences which sets the grafic mode,
through the
std::fmt::Display.An
Iterator over matches.
Created with the method AnsiStr::ansi_split.