Open doyougnu opened 11 months ago
Just added this to my doom emacs and am getting ANSI escape sequences in the comint output:
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in particular: ^[7 and ^[8. My install is just straight forward use-package (but hooked into Doom's package system):
^[7
^[8
use-package
(use-package! forth-mode :defer t :config (set-repl-handler! 'forth-mode 'forth-mode-switch-to-output-buffer) (set-lookup-handlers! 'forth-mode :documentation #'forth-spec-lookup-2012) (setq forth-executable "gforth") (map! :after forth-mode :map forth-mode-map :localleader "," #'run-forth "." #'forth-eval-last-expression-display-output "u" #'forth-eval-last-expression "'" #'forth-load-file "r" #'forth-eval-region "s" #'forth-see "S" #'forth-switch-to-output-buffer "e" #'forth-eval-defun "R" #'forth-restart "H" #'forth-spec-lookup-1994 "h" #'forth-spec-lookup-2012 ))
From reading the source I would have expected forth-scrub to filter these out but that doesn't seem to be the case. I do use:
forth-scrub
(add-to-list 'comint-output-filter-functions 'ansi-color-process-output)
to process the sequences for other modes but this does not work for forth-interactive-mode
forth-interactive-mode
Thanks for the bug report. Unfortunately I'm busy with other things, so I don't have time to look into this now.
Just added this to my doom emacs and am getting ANSI escape sequences in the comint output:
in particular:
^[7
and^[8
. My install is just straight forwarduse-package
(but hooked into Doom's package system):From reading the source I would have expected
forth-scrub
to filter these out but that doesn't seem to be the case. I do use:to process the sequences for other modes but this does not work for
forth-interactive-mode