add color to botany #44
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Add example ANSI-colored ASCII art to "art" directory Add ansi_render() to menu_screen.py to render ANSI-colored ASCII art Fall back on non-colored art if no colored art exists Only single escape codes for setting foreground color are supported. Escape sequences with multiple codes (e.g. "ESC[1;33m") are unsupported. Unsupported escape codes reset colors to normal.
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I love this PR and hope to merge it; I'd like to test it out some. |
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This is really old, and I didn't finish coloring all of the existing ascii art. I will probably do some more work on it over the next couple of weeks (I should have an update to this PR ready by May). I would like to test it more, too. I want to make sure it doesn't behave unexpectedly in different terminals / screen sizes / etc. Since this is just using the curses library, I don't expect anything weird to happen, but you never know. Maybe some other townies can try it out? |
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Add example ANSI-colored ASCII art to "art" directory
Add ansi_render() to menu_screen.py to render ANSI-colored ASCII art
Fall back on non-colored art if no colored art exists
Only single escape codes for setting foreground color are supported.
Escape sequences with multiple codes (e.g. "ESC[1;33m") are unsupported.
Unsupported escape codes reset colors to normal.
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