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Beginner Joined: 14 Jan 2004 Posts: 18

I noticed that with the log ansi color option enabled in the logging preferences, it logs the ansi colour codes for the mud output correctly, but attaches [2S to the beginning of each command it logs. Is this a bug?

[37man item[0m
[32mThere is one obvious exit: south[37m.[0m
[37mSign.[0m

[37m [2Sscout s[0m

[37mBlack as black can be, this is the keep of Shadowkin [1;34mSin[0;37m. Shadows pass around you and you notice you are surrounded by a gloomy haze. Harsh schreeches from[0m

Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2008 10:01 pm

CMUD implements a private ANSI sequence for ESC [ xx S which is used to select a specific "style". Style 0 is the default text style, Style 1 is the information message style (and the style used for #SAY), and Style 2 is the command echo style. So that is why you are seeing those codes in your log. Normal ANSI has no way to select a style, so CMUD had to add it's own control codes for this.

Novice Joined: 20 Jul 2004 Posts: 38 Location: Australia

Well, I get something similar, but worse.

Under Zmud, I could trigger on underlined and inverse video, but cannot anymore under Cmud as the ansi escape sequences are just all [0S.

E.g.

Zmud logged with ansi ...

[53mcolour[0m
Current possible colour settings:

Setting Current Description
-------------------------------------
hp_low [1;36mb_cyan [0mColour of low hitpoints
you_tell [7;32minverse [0mColour of you telling
friend [1;32mbold [0mColour of friendname in cwho, who
headers [1;32mbold [0mColour of headers on mail, notes etc
tell_you [7;32minverse [0mColour of tells to you
commline [4;32munderline [0mColour of commlines
exits [1;32mb_green [0mColour of exits in rooms
sh_injured [1;33mb_yellow [0mColour of injured shape
sh_wounded [33myellow [0mColour of wounded shape
sh_hurt [1;31mb_red [0mColour of hurt shape
sh_dying [31mred [0mColour of dying shape

Exactly the same under Cmud with ansi logging on:

[0S+0 316 316>[2Scolour[0m
[0SCurrent possible colour settings:[0m

[0SSetting Current Description[0m
[0S-------------------------------------[0m
[0Shp_low [1;36mb_cyan [0SColour of low hitpoints[0m
[0Syou_tell [0Sinverse [0SColour of you telling[0m
[0Sfriend [0Sbold [0SColour of friendname in cwho, who[0m
[0Sheaders [0Sbold [0SColour of headers on mail, notes etc[0m
[0Stell_you [0Sinverse [0SColour of tells to you[0m
[0Scommline [0Sunderline [0SColour of commlines[0m
[0Sexits [1;32mb_green [0SColour of exits in rooms[0m
[0Ssh_injured [1;33mb_yellow [0SColour of injured shape[0m
[0Ssh_wounded [33myellow [0SColour of wounded shape[0m
[0Ssh_hurt [1;31mb_red [0SColour of hurt shape[0m
[0Ssh_dying [31mred [0SColour of dying shape[0m

Since the ansi sequences seem the same still, I have tried using the zmud values for inverse and underline in my ansi triggers, but nothing triggered. I get the same result if I cut'n'paste a line from the output window.