Sender: monopoly Reject submission > [Too many letters, please sort them out!], Area: ANSI Title: Taking advantage of the east wind, issues to pay attention to when copying and pasting under fterm Sending site: Sun and Moon Guanghua January 28, 2007 00:10:29 Sunday, site mail 1. The most important problem is that fterm will automatically ignore the last half-width character in the selected area that changes the ANSI code. Regardless of whether the last half-width character changes the foreground color, background color or other color control There is no such bug when full-width characters or the last several consecutive half-width characters are displayed with the same color control. For example, Welcome everyone! If you directly select and copy and paste, it will become Welcome everyone. And Welcome Everyone or Welcome Everyone! will cause no problems when copying Solution: In general, please select one more column with a blank column on the right side to prevent this bug from occurring. It can be ignored when all characters are full-width characters, such as foreground color blocks, table borders, etc. 2. Color control of ANSI work codes to avoid inconsistent viewing effects Try to first declare brightness *[1;...m or *[0;...m at the beginning of the line or at the beginning of each line of work) And end with *[m or *[0m at the end of the line. It is recommended to use *[m. One is short and the other is suitable for different default brightness. The purpose of this is to prevent brightness bleeding, which most people will notice quickly. This is especially important for people who copy and paste ae directly. Take the fterm icon above as an example. The following is copied and pasted directly when the brightness is low by default. SpiritRain RYGH The following is copied and pasted directly when highlighted by default SpiritRain RYGH Does this icon turn into an eye roll? Regardless of the default brightness, this fterm icon is completely normal in the original text. But no matter what the default brightness is, the code copied from this fterm icon under fterm is the same and is abnormal. Therefore, under fterm, it is impossible to directly copy the normal icon from the above without modification. The reason is that there is a highlighted text area in front of this icon The highlight control of these text areas overflows into the leftmost *[47;37m space of the following icon area. When copying and pasting, these space attributes become *[1;47;37m, which subsequently causes the brightness to overflow after each line. When modifying, just add the low-light attribute before each line and correct it. The issue of code modification has already been involved here. Since it is not mentioned in this chapter, I won’t say more. Point 2 mentioned above mainly refers to simply remembering to manually add the brightness statement at the beginning of the line when copying and pasting. The following is a simple modification to the beginning of the line before pasting it SpiritRain RYGH There is still a small problem with this under default highlighting. This has nothing to do with copying and pasting. It's just that fterm didn't recognize it properly. Be tolerant to diversity, tolerance is a virtue Standing on a wall for thousands of feet, being strong without desire Source: Sun and Moon Guanghua bbs.fudan.edu.cn [FROM: 10.100.111.111] Modification: monopoly modified this article at 00:15:33 on January 28th [FROM: 10.100.111.111]