Currently, it's possible to output to a text file with something like this (on Linux/Mac):
./monstergenerator | tee file.txt
However, the resulting text file will include escape sequences for color codes--which is fine if it's viewed in terminal, but problematic when viewed in a text editor.
Fixing this will involve finding a way to disable Colorama colors based upon user input. Maybe implementing functions and/or methods that include a conditional element to detect a variable that's populated based upon user input? That could then be used instead of directly referencing Colorama methods.
dmutters
commented
5 months ago
Currently, it's possible to output to a text file with something like this (on Linux/Mac): ./monstergenerator | tee file.txt
However, the resulting text file will include escape sequences for color codes--which is fine if it's viewed in terminal, but problematic when viewed in a text editor.
Fixing this will involve finding a way to disable Colorama colors based upon user input. Maybe implementing functions and/or methods that include a conditional element to detect a variable that's populated based upon user input? That could then be used instead of directly referencing Colorama methods.