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Some of the issues mentioned in this thread have been improved, including private CSI sequences, default param values, and cancellation + substitution.

The lexer and parser handled it perfectly first try. The HTML renderer had a few issues though, but it's being rendered reasonably well now. The torture test has been added to the …

There is some recovery in the lexer, but would love to learn what would make it crash! The url you provide gives a 404.

Raw input should be cool now (there's "raw" in the examples as well)

What would prevent you from starting? Could be fun :)

Emojis and other unicode characters may or may not be rendered as a single-width character. I've been splitting hairs and strings. The tool currently counts any unicode character a…

Thanks, this is great feedback. I'll see what I can do, stay tuned.

There is https://github.com/webpro/ANSI.tools/blob/main/packages/pars... and others

Thanks. Agreed. The way I see it, ignore the noise and there might be something in there.

That's some interesting feedback, thanks for sharing. I'll see what I can extract and apply from it. Please bear with me, this is only my initial take on the whole concept (and as …

Thanks! It's all open source (including the tokenizer/parser), so feel free come collaborate on GitHub.

The parser has, but not the HTML renderer indeed. Using a third-party lib for that currently, but noticed the limitations too. Might replace it with my own!

Thanks for sharing, haven't seen that one yet. Will see if I can borrow ideas from it.

At least I tried to make it look like a 1993 website

Got to start somewhere! Didn't see many examples to get inspired by either. Here's the full table: https://ansi.tools/lookup . This is my initial take on it. Please bring in the co…

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