Sender: daviddvd put himself to death and live again, message area: ANSI Title: About simplifying code Sending site: Sun and Moon Guanghua Tuesday, August 07, 2007 17:58:55, site mail Now there are several different answers 1: *[1;4;5;45;31mA*[0m*[45;32mB*[42;32mC*[0m 2: *[1;4;5;45;31mA*[0m*[45;32mB*[0m*[42;32mC*[0m 3: *[1;4;5;31;45mA*[0m*[45;32mB*[0m*[42;32mC*[0m 4: *[1;4;5;33;45;31mA*[0m*[44;45;32mB*[0m*[42;32mC*[0m 5: *[1;4;5;45;31mA*[0;45;32mB*[0;42;32mC*[0m 4 There are some meaningless codes, such as 33 before 31 and 44 before 45. The remaining ones have no problem in handling A. And in the processing of B There are two kinds of *[0;45;32m and *[0m*[45;32m The difference between these two processes is two bytes. It should be said that under normal circumstances there is no problem and both can be correct. display effect, but in some cases, short code is required As for the processing of C, since the foreground and background of B are 32 and 45 respectively, and the foreground of C is also 32, in the shortest requirement Next, only use *[45m to achieve the same effect The difference between *[m and *[0m is that *[m restores the default effect of term, while *[0m restores low brightness, which is opposite to *[1m In the case of default highlighting, there will be a difference between the two. Source: Sun and Moon Guanghua bbs.fudan.edu.cn [FROM Astronomy version]