> Have you considered that many of us want ansi codes in the pipeline? Yes I have. Using /dev/tty doesn't stop an application's author from adding a --color that lets their program send color codes to stdout. But if the…
> This is my first time hearing of this functionality. I was also surprised when I discovered this. IMO this should be used everywhere but I've rarely seen it. > How does it work with buffered stdout? For example, if…
One thing that the author doesn't seem to know about is /dev/tty. In the article the escape codes are just sent to stdout. Though an awful lot of applications (including the greatest ones) do this, IMHO this is wrong.…
> Have you considered that many of us want ansi codes in the pipeline? Yes I have. Using /dev/tty doesn't stop an application's author from adding a --color that lets their program send color codes to stdout. But if the…
> This is my first time hearing of this functionality. I was also surprised when I discovered this. IMO this should be used everywhere but I've rarely seen it. > How does it work with buffered stdout? For example, if…
One thing that the author doesn't seem to know about is /dev/tty. In the article the escape codes are just sent to stdout. Though an awful lot of applications (including the greatest ones) do this, IMHO this is wrong.…