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let's say we convert <ESC>[38m to <span style="color: red; "> for educational and debugging purposes it would be useful to know what color code created the span. This is especially true with the more obscure / exotic color codes and compound ones like [38;2;252;0;37m
suggested output would be <span style="color: red; " escape_code="[38m">
this would NOT be on by default. As far as i know no escape codes use " or ' so we shouldn't have to worry about the contents of the attribute screwing up the quoting.
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let's say we convert
<ESC>[38m
to<span style="color: red; ">
for educational and debugging purposes it would be useful to know what color code created the span. This is especially true with the more obscure / exotic color codes and compound ones like[38;2;252;0;37m
suggested output would be
<span style="color: red; " escape_code="[38m">
this would NOT be on by default. As far as i know no escape codes use
"
or'
so we shouldn't have to worry about the contents of the attribute screwing up the quoting.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: